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ORVW 10yr 107. A grand bourbon, and the label is fun to contemplate after a couple of rounds. Tom V

Ditto, Tom V

I second that choice. The 10 yr 107 (same label) was the first high end bottle of bourbon I ever purchased, had to buy it as soon as I saw the label. Of course, what was in the bottle totally lived...

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Summer 2006: Brown-Forman master distiller Chris Morris' signature replaces retired MD Lincoln Henderson's on WR bottles, which are renumbered back to Batch 1.
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Well you see, that's something you folks out there in true bourbon country have to be truly grateful for! Over here in the Empire State I don't believe I've ever seen a 1.75 lt bottle of bourbon....

OK Tim, I agree that allowing more bottles in the cabinet is important! So, perhaps we can agree that the old ORVW squat bottle is a purer form of bourbon bottle and more aesthetically pleasing,...

Well Tim, it's not that I don't like the new bottle, it's just that the old one is so funky and sort of conjures up the images that I associate with bourbon. I just think it's the classic bottle...

These unimpressive tasting notes of the ORVW 15 don't mirror my experiences with this bourbon. I noticed that most people talking about the PVW 15 are saying things like " when I first opened the...

AMEN.

Never seen that one in NY either. Tom V

Interesting, actually I've never owned a bottle of either, only had them in bars, and never side by side. I'll have to try them side by side sometime and carefully compare them.

Yep, I agree, that puts a good description on what I find a little negative about KC, a bit rough. If I am in a bar and they have KC and Maker's, which are the 2 "high end" bourbons a lot of bars...