Since they can't ship here I don't even look, too depressing.
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Since they can't ship here I don't even look, too depressing.
Ok, techincally it isn't a bourbon (since it was aged in used oak instead of new) but I picked up a bottle of that Hirsch Selections 20 YO American Whiskey. It was marked down a good bit so I figured why not.
Yesterday evening I picked up a bottle of Russel's Reserve and a bottle of Basil Hayden. Both very good, IMO.
I grabbed a TPS 4R1B. Is the current barrel as good as the last one?
After passing it up several times, picked up a 2011 Four Roses LE SmB today.
I was up there around the same time. Luckily for me, because I'm in Colorado, the larger shops tend to put this and Stranahan's on sale frequently. To me, it's not a bad buy at $32.99.Quote:
Originally Posted by savagehenry
It's worth noting that the whiskey in the bottles available now was likely not distilled in Breckenridge. I do have to say that the one time I've tried it, it did strike me as a good bourbon that is probably worth the $35 it costs in Colorado.Quote:
Originally Posted by savagehenry
A couple weeks ago I asked a retailer to stock Old Fitz BIB. Guess what appeared on shelf for $15.49? VSOF. Distributor and/or retailer must have mistaken it for Prime, 1849 or maybe even 750 BIB. Picked up a couple bottles.
I'm thinking I should tell him: might foster a nice relationship.
Old Grand Dad BIB, and Old Grand Dad 114 (woot!). I been all over half this state and this is the first time i've seen the 114.
~SW
I expect the 114 may grow even more scarce as it's reputation increases.