wadewood
01-21-2009, 15:25
Trina & I recently went on NCL Jewel cruise. I have cruised several other lines and have not been impressed with the on board whiskey selection. However, this ship had a Whisky Bar with some very interesting selections:
Bookers - $8.50
Blantons - $5.75
ER 10 101 - $8.50
Jim Beam Masterpiece 20 YO Port - $17.50
Hirsch 16 Gold Wax - $9.75
Knob Creek - $6.25
WT 101 8 YO - $5.75
Makers - $5.75
Buffalo Trace - $8.50
Elijah Craig - $8.50
Elmer T Lee - $8.50
George Stagg - $19.75
ORVW 20 - $8.50
Listed under Straight Ryes :rolleyes:
Gentleman Jack $9.25
George Dickel - $8.50
Old Potrero Single malt - $13.50
Pappy 15 - $8.50
Their pricing is all over the board and seems to have little to do with cost of product. This was at the one special bar. The other bars on the ship had the WT, Blantons, and Makers. A single bartender worked this bar pretty much every hour it was open. He was a very strict measured pour guy. and the pours were small 1 oz, maybe 1.25 oz. The pours at the other bars were more generous.
This bar also had an extensive Scotch selection. They had a "Kinclaith 1969 Rarest of the Rare" for $95 a pour. I was sitting at the bar when a waiter brings in a order for this. The bartender freaked out and insisted waiter double check that customer knew it was $95 and not $9.50.
Bookers - $8.50
Blantons - $5.75
ER 10 101 - $8.50
Jim Beam Masterpiece 20 YO Port - $17.50
Hirsch 16 Gold Wax - $9.75
Knob Creek - $6.25
WT 101 8 YO - $5.75
Makers - $5.75
Buffalo Trace - $8.50
Elijah Craig - $8.50
Elmer T Lee - $8.50
George Stagg - $19.75
ORVW 20 - $8.50
Listed under Straight Ryes :rolleyes:
Gentleman Jack $9.25
George Dickel - $8.50
Old Potrero Single malt - $13.50
Pappy 15 - $8.50
Their pricing is all over the board and seems to have little to do with cost of product. This was at the one special bar. The other bars on the ship had the WT, Blantons, and Makers. A single bartender worked this bar pretty much every hour it was open. He was a very strict measured pour guy. and the pours were small 1 oz, maybe 1.25 oz. The pours at the other bars were more generous.
This bar also had an extensive Scotch selection. They had a "Kinclaith 1969 Rarest of the Rare" for $95 a pour. I was sitting at the bar when a waiter brings in a order for this. The bartender freaked out and insisted waiter double check that customer knew it was $95 and not $9.50.