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A request from another thread, but I thought these bottles should be here :grin:
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Here's a few Gentlemen you may recognize!
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Scott
WOW what a great picture. Is this your collection?
What is the one second shelf down in the centre, the decanter with the glass stopper?
Which one is the oldest in terms of production year?
Does the taste of that oldest differ much from that of any current JD Old No. 7, if so, how? Thanks.
Gary
Yes it is. I just yesterday added a Jack Daniels Master Distiller #1 to it (UK release) that came in a nice leather box.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimS
Gary, the bottle you are asking about is just a bohemia decanter with a pewter JD badge on it, that was a gift for my 21st Birthday. It has 86 proof Jack in it. I have one liter bottle of 86 left....isn't much left in the decanter, there is a 1914 Gold medal bottle behind it, which may have it appearing full.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gillman
Oldest in terms of production would be the 1895 replica
(at the back of the top shelf, between 2 scenes from Lynchburg bottles); it was released in 1992. Most of the collectible bottles are 90 proof, although there are some variations. I am made to believe that all these bottles contain regular Jack at different proofs. Nothing overly special about them (unless higher proof jack is your thing!).
The highest is the Silver Select Single Barrel, at 100 proof.
Barrelhouse 1 is 94 proof, along with the leather monogram bottle.
Bicentennial bottle is 96 proof, as it was 1996 that TN celebrated it's Bicentennial year.
That Maxwell House decanter isn't a 1971 release, I believe it is maybe from around 2000?
For me it used to mainly be about collecting Jack bottles and Wild Turkey bottles. Now, it's about getting as many different bourbons I can to try and experiencing them all. I also discovered drinking them is much better than looking at them; although, in that regard, I have a long way to go!
What changed? I found StraightBourbon.com!!
God am I thankful for that!!:bowdown: :toast:
So once again.....thanks Jim, for making it all possible. Also a big thanks to everyone who contributes here, I have learnt so much!
Scott
Okay, thanks, Scott, a most impressive collection.
Gary
Just of curiosity Scott. Do you mean the real 90 proof master distiller with Japanese text on the backside that was released in the 90-is or do you mean the current one containing the same “old number 7” whiskey as all souvenir shop bottles.Quote:
Originally Posted by HighTower
Leif
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Originally Posted by HighTower
The same goes for me and you can still look at the empty bottles.
Leif,
It's the current release Master Distiller 80 proof bottle, 70cl.
and you're right, maybe I should drink all of them and fill them with tea :grin:
Scott
Ah, hell, don't punish yourself that way...you couldn't have done anything bad enough to have to drink JD:grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by HighTower
Hey Timothy, what’s the wrong with drinking JD? Have you tasted any of the best like silver select or master distiller?Quote:
Originally Posted by barturtle
Leif
Nothing wrong with JD, per se, not anything that an age statement and a boost in proof probably couldn't fix anyway. Silver Select, I've had; Master Distiller, I've not. I prefer Dickel.