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No luck on the Angel's Envy rye. The AE website listed a place near me that was supposed to have it, but called them and they do not. Daughter lives in Carmel, so we go down there a lot. I'll see if I can find some around there.
Thats great, all the INGO members with a Tennessee liquor license will be interested... LOL
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Status update....was $25.00 when posted....sold for $1,700.00.....the last couple of hours was probably exciting.
I've bought more than my fair share of Pappy and never paid above list price for a bottle of Pappy; last year I could have bought a bottle of 15 year at MSRP and passed on it. Why people pay so much for it is beyond me.
Not a bourbon, technically a Canadian blended whiskey, bottled at Buffalo Trace with blending overseen by their master blender.
The wife brought me home a bottle of this the other day. Like most random bottles she brings home, it was purchased because she liked the bottle.
I am generally skeptical of such purchases, her track record isn't all that good, but since she also got me a bottle of AE rye, I'll forgive her. After tasting it and being pleasantly surprised, she asked me to guess the price.
Being married over 25 years, I know how to play this game; guess high in all things price related, low on ANYTHING weight related.
I guess $50, thinking it would really be somewhere in the $30s and she'd feel good about her whiskey picking prowess. I was shocked to learn that it was $16 at our local grocery store.
Nose is kinda hot, somewhat harsh, but it's a very smooth, kinda buttery, easy drinker. It would be great for introducing whiskey to any noobies.
The wife brought me home a bottle of this the other day. Like most random bottles she brings home, it was purchased because she liked the bottle.
I am generally skeptical of such purchases, her track record isn't all that good, but since she also got me a bottle of AE rye, I'll forgive her. After tasting it and being pleasantly surprised, she asked me to guess the price.
Being married over 25 years, I know how to play this game; guess high in all things price related, low on ANYTHING weight related.
I guess $50, thinking it would really be somewhere in the $30s and she'd feel good about her whiskey picking prowess. I was shocked to learn that it was $16 at our local grocery store.
Nose is kinda hot, somewhat harsh, but it's a very smooth, kinda buttery, easy drinker. It would be great for introducing whiskey to any noobies.
Back to sub $50 bourbon...
Picked up these two on sale last week for $23.99 each...
Old Tub is a revival of an old brand from the Jim Beam family. It's only been available in flask sized bottle in their gift shop for several years. Now it's back on store shelves for the first time in 80 years. It's a surprisingly good sub $30 bottle.
That KC 9 year ain't bad either. I bought a KC 12 year bottle a few months ago that cost $65 and didn't like it at all. IMHO, the 9 year is better.
Picked up these two on sale last week for $23.99 each...
Old Tub is a revival of an old brand from the Jim Beam family. It's only been available in flask sized bottle in their gift shop for several years. Now it's back on store shelves for the first time in 80 years. It's a surprisingly good sub $30 bottle.
That KC 9 year ain't bad either. I bought a KC 12 year bottle a few months ago that cost $65 and didn't like it at all. IMHO, the 9 year is better.
Sampled a couple bourbons at Spirits of French Lick over the weekend. The Mattie Gladden was excellent if you like something with a bit more spice and character, while the Wheater reminded me of Larceny.
on a side note: they also featured a couple versions of absinthe. I tried their barrel aged version ( Fascination Street, iirc) and found it.. well, fascinating.
on a side note: they also featured a couple versions of absinthe. I tried their barrel aged version ( Fascination Street, iirc) and found it.. well, fascinating.
I've tried about everything available in the tasting room there and enjoy them all. A have a bottle of Fascination Street (and a few others from SFL) at home and the maker suggests drinking it straight on ice as opposed to louching with ice water.
May I suggest you try this:
https://old55distillery.com/
The distillery is open for sales, tours, tasting, and more on Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
You can buy some of their products online here:
https://old55distillery.shop/
Mom and first stepdad lived on a 22 acre farm. Any kind of fruit he could find he made wine with it. Muscadines with seeds and hickory wood added, bottled at 45% alc was a killer. 2 drinks, where was the door? One year we did a mix of apple, pear, peach, plum and a little hickory. we pour it off at 55%, added water to get it to 20% then bottled. At Thanksgiving we brought 4 bottles home. At home 2 were sat in the panty on the floor, one was places in the fridge and we opened one to pour over ice. After one glass I'm thinking, do I need/want another glass. The wife says no more for me so I finish hers then to bed. About 5 am I hear 2 pops, at 6:30 I hear lots of noise. The kitchen smells like wine wasted and the fridge door is open. I sit all bottles on the counter and move the meter from one bottle to the next. They read 96.5 to 98.9 alc. At 8 am I call mom to give her a report then call my brother and sister. They didn't drink but their bottles popped. At 9 am mom calls back, we have 56 busted bottles of wine on the floor in the wine room.
Just poured myself a little Knob Creek 9. Nice!
Daughter treated me to a bottle of Woodford Reserve Select. Looking forward to sampling that!
My favorite mixer is Evan Willams. That with a diet cola is one a favorite go to drink when I am not in the mood to just enjoy the flavor of the others.
Daughter treated me to a bottle of Woodford Reserve Select. Looking forward to sampling that!
My favorite mixer is Evan Willams. That with a diet cola is one a favorite go to drink when I am not in the mood to just enjoy the flavor of the others.
