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Welcome Marc...look around and pop in chat some time...IMO it's the best way to sample bourbon and get to know other forum members. :coolL

Cool...see you tomorrow night. Talk to Chip about our trade...;)

How about some Rumble Cask Reserve...:D


PS...I had Pei Wei again for lunch today...Kung Pau two straight meals...not quite the same without you and Tim but I did make sure we sat at our table! ;)

I wanna try some Winnie "bourbon" Whiskey...where can I get some of this nectar? ;)

Where in Chicago are you from? I'm in the western burbs Naperville area and would be happy to let you sample your way through my stash...:)

Welcome to the Chicago club...enjoy and hopefully we'll meet you at one of the Binny's gatherings!

Welcome aboard Billy...good talking with you in chat the other night. Definitely take Scott up on his offer to bring a care package with him...he has an incredible selection of rare bourbons that are...

Welcome to the forum...hopefully we'll see you at one of the local Chicagoland gatherings. :)

Weller Cent hasn't been produced since somewhere around 2005...sorry for the shitty cell phone pic.

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Welcome...

Lots of great info here...

Go Irish!

Hey Thad...

We asked Mr. Rutledge that very question last week and he admitted that he would like to see an increase in proof on the Yellow label to somewhere in the 86 to 90 range. He doubted...

Welcome to the forum...it is a great resource for bourbon lovers to learn and share their knowledge!

Welcome aboard...

I would look at ETL, ER 10/90, Weller Antique, and Weller 12yr for starters...all of those should be available and below $30 a bottle. IMO the OWA and OGD 114 are two higher...

I had a pour of Old Fitz BIB from DSP 16 last night and man the butterscotch and caramel were fantastic. It has a velvety thickness to it that you just don't get from today's bourbons...man oh man I...

If you knew then why did you ask? Way to make friends here early...I'm guessing you'll have to find out for yourself! :rolleyes:

I would go WTRB over Booker's...I've never really been into the small batch collection from Beam...I've had Booker's a couple time and can appreciate why people dig it but to me it's definitely not a...

If you're looking for something with a bit higher proof you could go with Old Weller Antique for a wheater and OGD 114 for a rye based bourbon...both of those are a step up IMO from what you've been...

Welcome Taylor714,

IMO you can't go wrong with either the WLW or the GTS...the WLW is going to be a barrel proof wheat based bourbon while the GTS is going to be a barrel proof rye based bourbon....

Reading all of these posts about FR Mariage makes me want to have some...I definitely know what will be on the menu for tonight! :cool:

I would agree with your assessment here Matt...I have both a Louisville and a Frankfort open and to me there is a clear difference in the bottling. The Frankfort has a "nutty" flavor to it where the...

Sipping on a Frankfort Cent pour now...next up is a pour of Louisville Cent in celebration of BOTM...hopefully I'll be able to find one of these at a store someplace in August! :cool:

Welcome aboard...

The closest location to there would be the Orland Park Binny's...If possible I would try to hit the south loop location as the one in Orland is on the smaller side and they...

I too love the 09 FR Mariage...it's one of my favorite pours! :cool:

Good to see you posting Scott...as many others have said, you have them most incredible selection of bourbon that I have ever seen in a bar. Poison Girl is a definite must visit if you're in the...

Joe...have you been drinking again? Welcome LJ...I can confirm that Chicago has some of the best bourbon selection in the country. It's hard for any state to match the offerings that Binny's provides.