swamppirate
Lunatic Member
Found a 375 the other day....getting hard to find....
Favorite Bourbon
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Found a 375 the other day....getting hard to find....
swamppirate
Lunatic Member
Try their single barrel.
swamppirate
Lunatic Member
Just tried Blanton's for the firs time. Very nice.
the skipper
Professional Curmudgeon
Actually I prefer this but at roughly half the price, Jim Beam does me just as well.
Dusty Ol'Man
Yes, Still trudging along.
I don't see any High West in there!
Mamrak1
Super Member
Where is the Bookers?
finnbow
The Dude Abides
I haven't tried their Bourbon, but their rye whiskies (Double Rye and Rendezous Rye) are great.
don't know that I've seen that in the liquor store but I mainly only shop for bourbon when a local chain has a big sale - seems like twice a year.
I've never tried any Bookers..
Alan
Dusty Ol'Man
Yes, Still trudging along.
Do yourself a favor. Just go find their Double Rye and play with it. It is my current favorite. A little pricey for some, but when compared to the price of a good single malt, it's cheap!!
bigcaddy64
Super Member
whoaru99
Epic Member
bigcaddy64
Super Member
That would probably be the reason if he did.
I've been working on a bottle of Blade and Bow but my favorite is Old Weller green label. Its somewhat hard to find locally but i have a few shops that get it from time to time. My experience with bourbon is relatively new (5-6 years) but i guess my luck at finding killer audio gear also translates to old liquor.
A local yard sale advertised liquor related items so i went to check it out. The guy selling stuff had a garage sompletely full of displays and product demos that would be used by a liquor vendor, which is what his father did. Bottle stands, neon signs, wall decor, clocks, light, glasses, etc. This guy had it all and it was all in original boxes. We got to talking and he asked if i liked dark liquor. I told him yes and he said hold on.... He returned and handed me a bottle in a red pouch as a gift for spending a few hundred bucks. The bottle turned out to be a early 80's bottle of Old Weller!! That was the day i learned about "dusties" and my interest in old liquor really started up
I've been working on a bottle of Blade and Bow but my favorite is Old Weller green label. Its somewhat hard to find locally but i have a few shops that get it from time to time. My experience with bourbon is relatively new (5-6 years) but i guess my luck at finding killer audio gear also translates to old liquor.
A local yard sale advertised liquor related items so i went to check it out. The guy selling stuff had a garage sompletely full of displays and product demos that would be used by a liquor vendor, which is what his father did. Bottle stands, neon signs, wall decor, clocks, light, glasses, etc. This guy had it all and it was all in original boxes. We got to talking and he asked if i liked dark liquor. I told him yes and he said hold on.... He returned and handed me a bottle in a red pouch as a gift for spending a few hundred bucks. The bottle turned out to be a early 80's bottle of Old Weller!! That was the day i learned about "dusties" and my interest in old liquor really started up
audiotemp
Super Member
Back in olden days when Weller was from Stitzel-Weller and the prices were quite a bit lower, "Old Weller" was the Antique 107. Undated stuff with that mashbill was sold as "Rebel Yell".
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bigcaddy64
Super Member
The first bottle of bourbon I picked up at my favorite liquor store was Weller 107
pictured is some of my current bottles as well as reserve. I also have more bottles at the in-laws, in the garage, office, etc. The stuff at the office is the older and rarer bottles that are all sealed from the 40-80s.
pictured is some of my current bottles as well as reserve. I also have more bottles at the in-laws, in the garage, office, etc. The stuff at the office is the older and rarer bottles that are all sealed from the 40-80s.
