Just ordered mine thru Amazon and received this message: Delivery Estimate: Monday June 17, 2013 - Monday July 8, 2013. Book must be back ordered, that is a good thing for MikeCan't wait to read it!
Just ordered mine thru Amazon and received this message: Delivery Estimate: Monday June 17, 2013 - Monday July 8, 2013. Book must be back ordered, that is a good thing for MikeCan't wait to read it!
Wow. That certainly does suggest it sold out the first printing. That's great for Mike and for University Press of Kentucky.
While you wait, I'll recommend another new University Press of Kentucky book, Kentucky BBQ by Wes Berry, also available on Amazon. If you don't know Wes, he's one of us, just a friend you haven't met yet.
And who doesn't like bourbon and BBQ?
Col. Charles K. "Crotchety" Cowdery
"Whiskey Don't Keep."
Chuck,
The first printing was sold out at the end of March. I am surprised that there is that long of a waiting period on Amazon, because UPK told me the second printing is already here.
It was good talking with those of you who came by the Getz Museum. I hope all enjoyed the book as well as the conversation.
Mike Veach
Bourduc,
I checked with the UPK and there is no reason that I can see for such a delay. The Press assured me that Amazon has plenty of books, so hopefully your book will be arriving soon.
Mike Veach
Thanks for the update, Mike. My order says that I will receive two shipments, maybe it is the other items in the order holding up shipment?
Still looking forward to the book.
Thanks for the heads up on the BBQ book - Kentucky BBQ by Wes Berry. I'll have to put it on my wish list.
Rob
Rob, I suspect that is the case. Thanks for ordering the book. I hope you enjoy it and if you ahve any question, feel free to ask.
Mike Veach
Well done Mike. A great book. It now sits on the bourbon shelf as a reference while pouring away.
I am enjoying the book, too. Nice read. I like the use of the "call outs" in gray boxes with tidbits of information , e.g. "John Fitch, "The Real McCoy", "Whisky or Whiskey", etc. It reminds me of the similar thing they do on shows like "Modern Marvels", right before they go to commercial. Interestingly, when I read the ones in the book, I hear that guys voice from Modern Marvels.![]()
JOE
Wag more.
Bark less.
"Every bottle is its own learning experience." -- Sensei Ox-sama