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After reading this, I just decided to retaste it and reassess my price. I was already low for the market at $159.99, but I still just lowered it to $139.99. If the cost is this high from the distributor next year, I will be passing even on the wholesale side of things.

Needed to add some bottles back to the cabinet and started with this one. More to open soon! Cheers everyone!

Poured the last of this one into the decanter last night. Glad I still have a few more handles from the "Old Days" of EC. Will be sad when they are all gone.

My LS is asking $199 for it. I've had the last 5 years and have liked those, but a hard pass.

Said adios to these 2 tonight. I enjoyed the Old Fitz 7, but I will not be in a hurry to buy another WT 8-year-old. While it is slightly better than the normal Wild Turkey 1O1, it’s not that much better to justify the price.

Last pour of the night. Out back watching the illegal fireworks with the family. Great day. Started with a 5K race, the dog won Best in Show at our little cities annual Pet Show, and finished the day off at a pool party. 4th of July’s never get old!

I took some BT in a small flask, tossed it in a cooler. I took a few small pulls from it at the party and we just got home. I didn't feel like pouring it back in the bottle, so I emptied it into glass. I haven’t had chilled BT in a long time. It's pretty damn good...

It's pretty durn good!

I burned some steaks on the grill for the fam. Had those with some grilled "little potatoes" slathered with butter, and some dill pickles. Pours all around of whichever was preferred. We played some Euchre afterward. All enjoyed the afternoon/evening. Happy Independence Day!!!

Finished off another "sample bottle"; Col. EH Taylor 4-Grain from about 5 or 6-years ago. Not a particularly complex pour; but, a nice one nonetheless.

They are a little pricey, but I have paid more for whiskey I liked a lot less (unfortunately). I usually prefer wheated bourbons, but I didn't love the HH GTG Wheated. I am not big on ryes, but this HH GTG rye is very drinkable, at least for my palate, but the GTG traditional bourbon (blue and white label) is by far my favorite of the 3 and probably the only 1 I would buy again.

I agree 100% they're doing many things right over there. Love what they have to offer.

The good news is that it’s Hot Dogs tonight for Independence Day…as it should be. Better news is that I made Chicago style, and they are really good. BEST NEWS, is that I learned just today, that a Portillo’s is coming here soon, and will be only a 15 minute drive from my house. Livin’ large just East of the Big Chicken!!

haven't had much bourbon this summer for no specific reason, but broke out some freedom bird for the 4th while dinner is one the grill.

Thanks and Happy Fourth! I like the merlot cask well enough to try another for $45. Maybe the port cask. I've tried a few of those over the years and port finishing seem to work well with bourbon. Maybe the cab cask - I recall a good bottle called Straight Edge that was finished in Dave Phinney cabernet barrels.

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Sittin’ out front in the shade with Mrssmokinjoe, and a Mellow Corn Bloody Mary with Basil and Bacon just screamed for me!!

What goes better with our nation’s birthday than Jack Daniel’s and Budweiser?

I have only had the wheated so far. I am a fan. I'm definitely a fan. $100 seems like a very reasonable price for it.

I saw these early on. It passed on them. Perhaps I errored as most everyone I talk to really enjoy them

I remember then the Moore series was first released. Bought the first 3. Not sure where it went from there, but if there is still a Chardonnay Cask, avoid at all costs. I chose to ignore after that bottle...

From the last wk or so.

No picture, just an empty bottle of KCSB L&K Pick. It was very tasty.

Very nice interpretation of a Lemon Summer Shandy. Perfect for a Hot Independence Day Eve. What I like about this beer, is that the lemon notes are very lemon-ey, and just not citrus bitterness. I’ll enjoy this over the next 3 days, for sure.