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Passed on WT70th for 89.99!!!! I previously passed on it for 60.00 so no F’n way was 90 on the table. I would have picked on up for the SRP of 50 but I have plenty of good WT of this age range and do not care to support “mark ups”.

I love what they're doing. My only complaint is the odd shaped bottle messes up my display a little... Small issues to solve for

“Southern Bourbon Whiskey”, distilled Indiana?

Hey, At least my recipe had bourbon or rye in it! This sounds more like a girly boy drink . . . . . Not that there's anything wrong with that!

That’s a bargain price for a great workhorse bottle.

Next time Frank comes to town should be interesting…

I'll play.

Yup!

I actually cracked open the Springbank 15 Yr last night and took it for a spin. It was excellent, as good as advertised. I did an impromptu SBS with my already opened Kilkerran 12 Yr that I picked up in London in 2019 as a trip souvenir. As much as I loved the sherry influence on the Springer 15, I have to admit I was a bit surprised (disappointed?) that it lacks that "industrial machine oil" note that the Kilkerran has. I need to open my Kilkerran 16 yr soon, to continue my research...

What is that, a 16 year Local Barley?

That is a hot one!

Next Man up!

I missed World cocktail day, so I'm a little late to the party Old Fashioned...no orange..so I used a lemon peel instead. It's still purty damn good!

Seems like a trend.

I had to scratch the itch…

This came in the mail from Seelbach's. I am a fan of 13th Colony and their CS is typically even better.

I'm not ordering that!!

I have open in the cabinet: Old Forester 100, EW B.I.B., WT101 Rye, Rittenhouse, and Smokey Joe Islay Scotch. I was thinking about fishnbowljoe last week, as I drove around Fort Harrison on my way to chaperone 4th graders at Conner Prairie.

Sounds good, but I didn't pick the name!!!

There's a scene in The Gangs Of New York, Di Caprio's character totally looses his cool and beats up a dude that called hin "a chiseler".

Man, you're killin' me.

I know which one I'd like to drink. I saw on the ECBP site where B525 was released. 126 .2 proof, aged 11yr/6mo. That's even higher proof than my 1792 Full proof at 125. Now I have to hunt it down. How much time does it usually take (ball park) until a released batch gets to the retail market? Also, how can we tell the yield of this batch? If its a much smaller yield, it may affect things considerably,

WT101 8Year, very good. Doc Swinson, KC9.

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