A. H. Hirsch ebook now available.

[cowdery]

I've looked into the itunes store and it's much more complicated than Kindle or Nook. I'll see what I can do.

[T Comp]

Any luck on getting it in the iTunes store yet Chuck?

And the 16yr gold capsule at the Sampler was mighty tasty! Not sure who brought it but thank you!

I believe your fellow Hoosier, but still a Badger , Jon, was the culprit. The real deal too unlike the bottle at KBF.

[cowdery]

I believe your fellow Hoosier, but still a Badger , Jon, was the culprit. The real deal too unlike the bottle at KBF.

There was a pseudo-Hirsch at KBF? Do tell.

[T Comp]

One of the weekend nights a half full red wax 20 year Hirsch mysteriously appeared on the gazebo table. No one was seen putting it out or acknowledging to be the benefactor so that was the first indication something wasn't kosher. Murmurs of its suspect taste and no way this is Hirsch quickly followed. I didn't pay much attention after so I presume the bourbon prankster remains hidden among us.

[cowdery]

A prankster or, perhaps, an embarassed victim.

[macdeffe]

Great book.

It was easy to get it to work on Amazon Kindle and after a bit of work I got it to work on my Samsung Galaxy as well with the free app. I think my problems were mainly due to the Amazon site I purchased on was american and there were some issues as they wouldn't let me downloads apps VIA amazon to europe. Then I just found an amazon kindle app on a european/some other place I allready forgot it, and then it worked

I wrote a review here

http://danishwhiskyblog.blogspot.com...ge-turner.html

Regards Steffen

[tmckenzie]

I agree, good book. He needs to do more e books.

[B1bomber]

Downloaded the free Kindle app for my iPad, then bought the ebook through Amazon. Worked like a charm, am reading it now on my iPad. Only a dozen or so pages into it, but can tell already it's going to be a great read and well worth the price.

[cowdery]

Thanks, guys. Please keep spreading the word. The book is a little hard to describe because, as I'm sure you'll agree, it's so much more than just the Hirsch story or just the Michter's story. It's the whole American whiskey story in microcosm.

[IowaJeff]

Is this book only going to cost me $7.99, or is it going to cost me $7.99 plus however much it costs to get a bottle of Hirsch, because after reading it I won't be able to stand not trying it? That is more of a rhetorical question for myself than for anyone else to answer.