Is Willett a sought after bourbon in other parts of the country? It was not available here until recently. People wanted it here because we couldn't get it. Just curious.
@CharlieHeis said:
Is Willett a sought after bourbon in other parts of the country? It was not available here until recently. People wanted it here because we couldn't get it. Just curious.
The pot still has always been readily available here so it sits a lot. Some of their ryes are pretty sought after.
Baby momma got me this for our 27th anniversary. I really am a trophy husband.
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
I really didn't get her anything. We went to Tampa for the weekend and went to a hockey game and the casino.
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
My second night drinking Angel's Envy. I find it to have more of a bite than most Bourbons I've had. It may grow on me but it's taking some getting used to.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
@ShawnOL said:
My second night drinking Angel's Envy. I find it to have more of a bite than most Bourbons I've had. It may grow on me but it's taking some getting used to.
I went back to the place that has the Blantons deal occasionally when they have it in stock. You buy Blantons or another premium Buffalo trace product and they force you to buy a $20 worth of cheaper Buffalo trace product together to get the $75 Blantons price. So I got the Eagle rare combined with the benchmark old #8. I didn’t overthink it too much. The guy behind the counter said the benchmark was the same as the green label buffalo trace only it was it was aged four years instead of six. maybe it won’t suck. the Glenlivet 12 double oak is in my opinion a decent every day scotch. I got 1 full Liter for $66.99 before tax.
@Bob_Luken said:
I went back to the place that has the Blantons deal occasionally when they have it in stock. You buy Blantons or another premium Buffalo trace product and they force you to buy a $20 worth of cheaper Buffalo trace product together to get the $75 Blantons price. So I got the Eagle rare combined with the benchmark old #8. I didn’t overthink it too much. The guy behind the counter said the benchmark was the same as the green label buffalo trace only it was it was aged four years instead of six. maybe it won’t suck. the Glenlivet 12 double oak is in my opinion a decent every day scotch. I got 1 full Liter for $66.99 before tax.
Mash bills are the same for a lot of their products. What makes them so different is the combination of different yeast strains and varying aging times. Most of the stuff on the bottom shelf is made by a label on the top shelf. With a company like Buffalo Trace that likes to allocate so many things, a lot of the lower tiered stuff is simply runoff after they’ve filled their bottling quota of the primary label.
I didn’t even notice this sticker until I was putting it away. I suppose the store owner and friends had some fun touring the distillery and drinking from a particular barrel and all that jazz. You younger kids might not recognize that phrase “all that jazz”. Look it up. While you’re at it you should look up “razzle dazzle” because I think I could have used either antique phrase to make the same point.
I ran out of sipping whiskey. After grocery shopping on the way home today I was not in the mood to make a trip to the liquor store. I picked up some mango flavored lemonade to mix with Crown Royal Apple. It's very weird but drinkable.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Crown Royal Apple always reminds me of @raidermike. It was his favorite. He gave me some Crown Royal Apple and it did not pair well with cigars. It was an abomination in my opinion.
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Is Willett a sought after bourbon in other parts of the country? It was not available here until recently. People wanted it here because we couldn't get it. Just curious.
The pot still has always been readily available here so it sits a lot. Some of their ryes are pretty sought after.
Baby momma got me this for our 27th anniversary. I really am a trophy husband.
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Happy anniversary. I sure hope you got her something nice since she’s put up with you for this long. 😎😎
A good cigar and whiskey solve most problems.
I really didn't get her anything. We went to Tampa for the weekend and went to a hockey game and the casino.
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
My second night drinking Angel's Envy. I find it to have more of a bite than most Bourbons I've had. It may grow on me but it's taking some getting used to.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
I have a feeling you've fallen into a trap. Keep an eye over your shoulder.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
The select has no bite…fyi.
A good cigar and whiskey solve most problems.
Is $50 a good price on eagle rare?
I'd pay it.
I saw $40-45 in Jackson TN a couple years ago.
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
Let's eat, GrandMa. / Let's eat GrandMa. -- Punctuation saves lives
It'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
I went back to the place that has the Blantons deal occasionally when they have it in stock. You buy Blantons or another premium Buffalo trace product and they force you to buy a $20 worth of cheaper Buffalo trace product together to get the $75 Blantons price. So I got the Eagle rare combined with the benchmark old #8. I didn’t overthink it too much. The guy behind the counter said the benchmark was the same as the green label buffalo trace only it was it was aged four years instead of six. maybe it won’t suck. the Glenlivet 12 double oak is in my opinion a decent every day scotch. I got 1 full Liter for $66.99 before tax.
Mash bills are the same for a lot of their products. What makes them so different is the combination of different yeast strains and varying aging times. Most of the stuff on the bottom shelf is made by a label on the top shelf. With a company like Buffalo Trace that likes to allocate so many things, a lot of the lower tiered stuff is simply runoff after they’ve filled their bottling quota of the primary label.
I didn’t even notice this sticker until I was putting it away. I suppose the store owner and friends had some fun touring the distillery and drinking from a particular barrel and all that jazz. You younger kids might not recognize that phrase “all that jazz”. Look it up. While you’re at it you should look up “razzle dazzle” because I think I could have used either antique phrase to make the same point.
The state of Kentucky is auctioning off some confiscated alcohol, bidding is open and runs through Dec 10.
https://abcportal.ky.gov/BelleExternal/Auction/ExternalAuctionView
I ran out of sipping whiskey. After grocery shopping on the way home today I was not in the mood to make a trip to the liquor store. I picked up some mango flavored lemonade to mix with Crown Royal Apple. It's very weird but drinkable.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
Crown Royal Apple always reminds me of @raidermike. It was his favorite. He gave me some Crown Royal Apple and it did not pair well with cigars. It was an abomination in my opinion.
R.I.P. Mike
A few pickups from a little store I found on a work trip