Found this while hacking around in the TTB COLA database:
https://www.ttbonline.gov/colasonlin...10211001000278
Submitted July 30 of 2010 and approved August 4 of 2010.
Wonder if they (BT) changed their mind?
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Found this while hacking around in the TTB COLA database:
https://www.ttbonline.gov/colasonlin...10211001000278
Submitted July 30 of 2010 and approved August 4 of 2010.
Wonder if they (BT) changed their mind?
I know I've seen it mentioned in a press release recently - may be something Chuck Cowdery covered, or in another post here, but I believe it's expected out sometime in the next few months or so...
I did a quick search, but didn't find it, it may not have been on this site - but I know it's been discussed somewhere.
I'm looking forward to it!
I saw in another thread where someone posted that "Future releases of the Colonel E. H. Taylor line include small batch, straight rye, and barrel proof whiskies."
E.H. Taylor bourbons
If this is really the same as Saz, just at 100 proof (and 4yo?), then the shortage of that has probably delayed the release.
Damn rye whiskey is just getting too popular.:skep:
Like Tim, I knew I heard that somewhere before. Nice Searching Dave. Ya know, that's the kind of skill set that makes for good lawyerin'. :D
Yeah, I've got the searching thing down. Now if they would just let me into the damn courtroom . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by smokinjoe
I was under the impression it was going to be a BIB Rye I'll look for the post as well.
Here's the COLA:
https://www.ttbonline.gov/colasonlin...10211001000278
Looks like it will be a BiB. Good news for us.
Deja vu.............Quote:
Originally Posted by Brisko
Take this as an object lesson in posting without sufficient coffee:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainQ