What's in your bunker?

[brian12069]

Oh, I have every intention of drinking every bit of my bunker. For instance, my current bottle of Lot B was a bunker bottle, now it's an open bottle. My bunker is in constant rotation.....one bottle in, one bottle out....maybe two out.

What he said...

[ggilbertva]

Well, I figured I would update my bunker collection. In addition to what I previously posted, I've now added the following:

ORWV15
WT 12 year SL
WT 8 year
Four Roses Yellow Label
Blantons Silver
Blantons Gold
Blantons SFTB
Saz 18
WLW '06
GTS '06
Weller Centennial (L'ville Bottling)
W.L. Weller Special Reserve
Weller 107
Weller 12 year
George Dickel Barrel Select
PVW 15
PVW 20

[jburlowski]

I don't really bunker much... at least compared to some of the folks here. I purchase mostly to consume. Having said that, I've got a couple of bottles of S-W ORVW, Hirsch 16, PVW 20, and the odd GTS or two set aside.

[jwrussell]

According to these posts, not enough.

I hear you. Though I have this sinking feeling that I'll be posting a decent sized list hear pretty quick.

[Phischy]

Bringing this back since now I can post in it:

BTAC '06:
GTS x2
Saz
Handy
ER17
(looking for the Larue Weller)

Four Roses:
Small Batch
Single Barrel - in Texas

Small Batch Collection:
Knob x2 (1 open @ 19.99 this is an everyday pour)

Van Winkle:
Lot B x2 (1 open)
I think a 10yr 107-but it's in Texas
15yr-only bottle I've ever seen of this, scored it today (8-13)

Old Pogue

ER10 (open)

Noah's Mill (open)

1792 (open)

Mitchner's Rye (open)

And from my memory recall that's all I can visualize in the box/cupboard/top of fridge. Thankfully I brew and am generally having a pint off my kegerator vs. a snog of bourbon so this stuff tends to stick around. I do have 1 more bottle in TX my sister got for me on a trip to KY but for the life of me I can't recall what it is.

[smokinjoe]

Very nice, Phischy. Bunkers in multiple states is very impressive! The next step, when you know you've made it, is to be like Cliff, and establish an off-shore bunker!!



JOE

[barturtle]

Very nice, Phischy. Bunkers in multiple states is very impressive! The next step, when you know you've made it, is to be like Cliff, and establish an off-shore bunker!!



JOE

Biggest problem with bunkers in multiple states is the fact that you always want the bottles that are where you aren't....

[Phischy]

My sister is a fan so if I hear of something in Houston I can always send her out. I'll be bringing those bottles back at christmas time for sure. Thankfully no one other than my mom really likes bourbon but she's a wine gal. My dad hasn't touched the hard stuff since college, likes my beer and is a wood smith in his spare time. He enjoyed the process when we visited BT, esp barrel production. Good thing, as I dragged them 2hrs in the wrong direction on a recent road trip.

The plus side to an out-of-state bunker is you won't be dipping into it!

[HipFlask]

My bunker has grown to inlcude just a few. the wife slows me down as she says I have enough whiskey. But here goes. un opened

2 Four Roses single Barrel
2 Four Roses Small Batch
1 Templeton Rye batch #1
2 Rittenhouse Rye BIB
1 ETL
1 Blanton's
1 PVW 15 yr
1 PVW Rye 134 yr

Thats all folks

[ggilbertva]

My bunker has grown to inlcude just a few. the wife slows me down as she says I have enough whiskey. But here goes. un opened

2 Four Roses single Barrel
2 Four Roses Small Batch
1 Templeton Rye batch #1
2 Rittenhouse Rye BIB
1 ETL
1 Blanton's
1 PVW 15 yr
1 PVW Rye 134 yr

Thats all folks

Nice start. I too started off with a respectable yet small bunker. It's now grown to a state that I have a hard time finding places to store the bottles. Keep collecting....it's great having a broad selection of bourbons; especially over varying decades.