[quote=felthove;155920]I am at the airport and see a few of the 12 years for 55 bucks. Is it worth pulling the trigger? I have no wtas or rr101 so this will have to do![/quote
You did buy these didn't You
[quote=felthove;155920]I am at the airport and see a few of the 12 years for 55 bucks. Is it worth pulling the trigger? I have no wtas or rr101 so this will have to do![/quote
You did buy these didn't You
A quick introduction as I was a long time lurker and relatively new to the bourbon scene.
I just picked up a WT 12 split label a week or so ago and tried it for the first time tonight. I have to say that this might be my new regular. i was drinking a lot of PVW 20, ER 10 and WT RR90, but I believe this is my new favorite. The local store has about 5(OCT 97) of these left and tomorrow they will be gone. They are about $45 but it is only money.
This thread gave me the inspiration to try it and I will be bunkering these for a while. Thanks for all the insight on this forum.
Ryan
JOE
Wag more.
Bark less.
"Every bottle is its own learning experience." -- Sensei Ox-sama
Good to see you BGJ....
$35-55 for the current 12 yr
How much for the two diff versions of the spilt label, gold foil and the complete gold covered 12 yrs?
I have seen the full goild foil skin on auction there for $100'ish, but I have not really looked much.
Oh no, what's wrong with the 1997 split-label WT12's? I've only got two in my bunker that I've yet to open, and they are both from 1997 (02/06/97 & 10/02/97). The only time I've ever had the split-label WT12 is at Randy's, and I thought it was very good, some of the best WT I've ever had! Now I hear you saying this about the only two bottles that I have. I wish I hadn't read this. Maybe you're just joking because it's a new guy asking about it, yeah that's the ticket (me, telling myself: "Yeah, he was only joking...ha-ha").
(I hope..)
Hee, Hee. Yep, just playin', Gus. Your Splits are safe, and delicious. For some reason, felt like raising some rabble last night.![]()
JOE
Wag more.
Bark less.
"Every bottle is its own learning experience." -- Sensei Ox-sama