Dawn,Originally Posted by luv2hunt
Should I try and interest Barb in a trip to Lookout Mountain next weekend (sorry can't do it this weekend, grandson is being baptized)? We were planning on going somewhere for Labor Day weekend anyway. It worked with Niagara Falls/Buffalo for the OLRV15 <G>.
Tom
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08-25-2006, 16:26 #11Connoisseur
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08-25-2006, 19:49 #12Bad Girl and Bourbonian Of The Year 2012
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Tom,
LOL! You think she'd go for it?????
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Dawn,
I've already been chastised for leaving the $85 Tribute, but I still see that item, at that price fairly often in the southeast. Not being a big Wild Turkey fan, there's other products I'd rather spend $85 on.
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I know Dawn. I know. I told him the same thing. But, I don't know which is worse: Jimmy not picking up the Tribute, or Jimmy picking up the Tribute just to let it sit on his mantle un-drunk for the next 30 years! Originally Posted by luv2hunt
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Thanks for all of the suggestions. Didn't find Stagg or WLW but did purchase 2 bottles of VW Rye - good stuff. Also found Ezra B. and VOB 100 that can't be found around these parts.
Unsuccessfully tried to find the Dickel distillery. Makes for a good excuse to plan a trip to KY.Tom Sangster
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08-28-2006, 17:16 #16Guru
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It should be a little off of I-65, south of Nashville. Originally Posted by tsangster
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08-28-2006, 17:19 #17Guru
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Closer to I-24, and requires getting off of main roads to do the last few miles. Still, you can do Jack Daniel's, Prichard's (requires phoning in advance) and Dickel in a fairly leisurely day, since they're only about 25 miles apart end-to-end. Originally Posted by ratcheer
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08-28-2006, 17:25 #18Bourbonian of the Year 2010 and Guru
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I've had the same problem. Next time I'm taking a map!Unsuccessfully tried to find the Dickel distillery2010 Bourbonian of the Year
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08-29-2006, 03:59 #19Guru
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I can't believe you guys couldn't find Dickel. If a couple of Yankees like us could find it, what does that say for the southern ability to read road signs?
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You mean I have to actually read the road signs? I just look for the unique shapes and colors. Originally Posted by BourbonJoe
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