Pappy van Winkle

[ripvanfan]

Weller Antique underpriced? Bite your tongue!!

[Sweetmeats]

Is Old Rid Van Winkle 10 years old - 53.5% abv (107 proof) still being made? I'm getting really close to running out and I need some more.

[BourbonJoe]

As far as I know 10-107 is still being produced.
Joe

[Sweetmeats]

The somethings up cause I can't find it for the life of me.

[No Chaser]

NC,

If you like the 20 year that much...you're certain to like or love the 15 year. It's a fantastic pour and easier on the wallet. It can be found for around $40 a bottle depending on where you live and availability. Since you are boxed into a buget, I would second the suggestion that you seek out and try Weller Antique 107. For around $20, it's a really great bourbon and under priced in my opinion. And again, I would agree with the suggestion of ORVW 10/107. If you get serious about drinking bourbon, you might as well get a second job now....you're gonna need the extra $$.

My first job is going to law school and being in insane debt

But it's cool, that's what friends are for.

[ggilbertva]

Weller Antique underpriced? Bite your tongue!!

Ooops..did I type that out loud....sorry.

[ripvanfan]

Because of popularity, it is getting more difficult to obtain at certain times of the year. But yes, it's still made.

[TNbourbon]

The Van Winkles are made in diminishing quantities (about 390 cases a year, I believe, in regard to the rye) -- so, they are not as easy to find as once was the case.
One hopes that production (of appropriately-aged whiskey) eventually catches up with demand.

[NickAtMartinis]

The Van Winkles are made in diminishing quantities (about 390 cases a year, I believe, in regard to the rye) -- so, they are not as easy to find as once was the case.
One hopes that production (of appropriately-aged whiskey) eventually catches up with demand.

For whatever reason, PVW20 and Lot B are plentiful up in CT. I'm not sure why.

[atkinsa]

I can't even get PVW in NC without ordering by the case. It's not on the approved list, don't know why though.