I normally drink my bourbon neat but I had a buddy from work that passed away and he liked Bourbon and Apple Juice so I had to follow through with a virtual drink with another coworker
salud my friend
salud my friend
Very nice old style Weller 12 bottle. How did you acquire that?I normally drink my bourbon neat but I had a buddy from work that passed away and he liked Bourbon and Apple Juice so I had to follow through with a virtual drink with another coworker
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Small town Liquor storeVery nice old style Weller 12 bottle. How did you acquire that?
This one is so under rated - a pretty nice drink esp for the price!
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A bottle from an uncle a few years back.
In other news, the duty-free stores at the airport have been throwing out whiskey with deep discounts (discounted and with taxes absorbed). Can't believe I slept on some really good bottlings. The only stuff that interests me now are a couple of cask strength Edradours and Caperdonichs. There's also some cheap Ardbegs, Balvenies and Laphroaigs. My inclination is to get either of the first two because the rest can still be found later elsewhere. Laphroaig 10 in particular has been almost half off for a month, and they are still restocking. Yamazakis have also been the cheapest they have been in years - good riddance to the flippers.
Purchase local stuff. I always support my local brewers and spirit producers.My bigger worry is that with travel being the way it is, I am soon going to run out of whisky stock ..
and Imported alcohol is ridiculously overtaxed where I live :-|
My bigger worry is that with travel being the way it is, I am soon going to run out of whisky stock ..
and Imported alcohol is ridiculously overtaxed where I live :-|
Purchase local stuff. I always support my local brewers and spirit producers.
Try the peated variant if you can find it..Yeah, you guys have Amrut in India, which by all accounts is spectacularly good (still on my list to try). The Spectrum series in particular.
Of course.. When it comes to most drinks (say beer.. or rum), i always buy local.Purchase local stuff. I always support my local brewers and spirit producers.
I tried some of those a while back. Pretty good, as I recall.Yeah, you guys have Amrut in India, which by all accounts is spectacularly good (still on my list to try).
It seems like Bunnahabhain has been discovered over the last few years, prices have been creeping up, annoyingly. It is lovely stuff.This one is so under rated - a pretty nice drink esp for the price!
The one in the centre looks pretty damn dark!I tried some of those a while back. Pretty good, as I recall.
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This always happens. I started drinking Plymouth Gin when it was $17 a bottle, now it’s $35. I used to get Buffalo Trace bourbon for $20 a bottle, now it’s hard to find and $30-35. Elmer T. Lee bourbon was my “special occasion” whiskey for $35, but I haven’t seen a bottle for sale for years and the guy at the local liquor store said it would be $150 if he had one to sell.It seems like Bunnahabhain has been discovered over the last few years, prices have been creeping up, annoyingly. It is lovely stuff.
You would think there would be things going the opposite direction, as they fall out of favour, but I've never spotted one.This always happens. I started drinking Plymouth Gin when it was $17 a bottle, now it’s $35. I used to get Buffalo Trace bourbon for $20 a bottle, now it’s hard to find and $30-35. Elmer T. Lee bourbon was my “special occasion” whiskey for $35, but I haven’t seen a bottle for sale for years and the guy at the local liquor store said it would be $150 if he had one to sell.
You’re right about that. I can get Knob Creek bourbon for $5 less than a few years ago, but that’s the only one I can think of.You would think there would be things going the opposite direction, as they fall out of favour, but I've never spotted one.