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AMEN!!! I have a couple bottles of that OF BiB and the jury is still out on whether it's worth it, or not. I like it...but not sure if I $60.00 like it. For the $$$, I prefer Bulleit BiB....

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Barton, since it says it on the front of the bottle...

The right direction for me is a local brick and mortar store that is having a good sale. If I'm lucky, I get to check out some stores when I travel out of state. (That doesn't happen very often.) Indiana does not allow booze shipped to us. Any company that says they will ship it anyway - a big red flag. Also, any entity with only an online presence (no actual store) - a really big red flag. Even if I lived in a state that allowed shipping and dealt with a legitimate company - price would be super high due to S&H. No Can Do

I wonder who sources it for them? How is it?

Maybe my most versatile whisky. I drink it best, on a big rock, as a mixer and it’s cheap. I we Buffalo Trace in the same way enjoy

As long as the price was in line with other NAS 90 proofers - I would've had to satisfy my curiosity too. Joe, when you open it, give us your best guess who made it. Lately it seems Barton has been trying to corner the market on the sourced Bourbon for store brands.

See @PaulOyou stay on SB long enough you get pointed in the right direction!

Hope your gal over at Maker’s doesn’t find out.

Was gifted this Redbreast Cuatro Barriles and Waterford rocks glass from Mrssmokinjoe and Littlesmokinjoe, upon their return from a trip to Ireland. The Redbreast is: American ex-bourbon, Spanish oloroso sherry butts, Portuguese tawny port hogsheads and European virgin oak casks. Very much looking to crack the Redbreast open. But, petrified to use the glass, as I’m such a clod I’m afraid I’ll break it…

My wife had to go to Sam’s Club today. She called and asked me if I wanted one of these. I figured why not.

I don't know anything about the brand. Bottled in bond and an age statement would make it very interesting to me. About the color, could've come from a barrel with extra char, and or stored at a top floor of a warehouse, exposed to lots of heat.

That is one of the bottles on my short list. I have even become a bigger fan of the rye. For both

Lustau is headed to the bin! Thankfully I have a backup. this one is worth a repeat purchase.

That is a very deeply colored Straight Rye - for any age under 15-years! It almost loox like something could've been added for that purpose. Against the rules, I know. Let us know what it's like. I've not seen this brand.

Nice glass!

Emptied my Bunnahabhain 12 yr bottle last week. It's a very good one. I would definitely replace this one, but since I have a 12 yr cask strength and the 18 year Bunna already open, I'm in no hurry. I kinda feel that a person doesn't have to purchase both the regular 12 and the 12CS. Just pick one and go with it, as both are excellent and a good value for the money.

I also recently picked up a Bespoke release compass box. I haven't opened mine yet.

Sweet!

This normally isn’t distributed in my immediate area, so when it randomly appeared on the shelf of a local LS today, I picked up a bottle. Since it was 90 and humid, it went into the freezer. That first cold sip is heaven!

Interesting, new to me pick up in Chicago this weekend. 6 Yr KC MO distilled J Rieger. The color got me for a 6yr....

Think I know that store, some good selections there, but pricey!!

I sampled a Still Austin Rye tonight. Maybe the most citrus influences I’ve ever had in a Whiskey. I am still pondering whether to buy a bottle or not. Anyone tried this one? I welcome thoughts

I saw all 3 tonight at a Total Wine in Glendale, CA. $110 each.

I left the country for the week to take my boys to some baseball games in California. Stopped at a Total Wine tonight. Nice to see a liquor store open on a Sunday where they’re closed in Texas. Nice to see EH Taylor, Eagle Rare, Heaven Hill Grain to Glass, all varieties right there for the taking. They also had the Woodford Reserve Baccarat edition there. That said, most prices were about $5-$10 more than what I see back in Texas. Oddly, they do not do sampling of hard liquor there. Evidently they are not permitted to do so. Wow. I opened an airline bottle of the Old Emmer Double Oaked. Very nice. At $100 for a 750ml, it’s a bit expensive, but the juice is nice. Worth sampling if you can

I know! It was’t until I looked at the can of this beer, that I noticed that CC is doing some things in California.