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The Part Source in Bellevue, KY (across the river from Cincinnati) has announced a series of five single barrel bottlings of Willett bourbon. They will be in six, seven, twelve, fifteen, and seventeen year agings.

Prices will range from $39.99 to $99.99. No other information of release date other than "coming this fall".

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Has anyone tried these? I saw them in a shop in FL. Real fancy bottles, but I wasn't about to dump $70 on a bottle that I had never even heard of.

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Chuck, thanks for posting the link to John Hansell's blog. We will be going by The Party Source next week on our journey to Louisville and then to Bardstown. Hopefully, there will be a few bottles of the Willett bottlings left by then.

Doug

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Brett Pontoni also just purchased a 27yo Stitzel Weller cask under the Willett's label, it will sell for $199.99.

They only got "about" 24 bottles out of it.

Scott

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Brett Pontoni also just purchased a 27yo Stitzel Weller cask under the Willett's label, it will sell for $199.99.

They only got "about" 24 bottles out of it.

Scott

Where can I get one? PM me please :)

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Where can I get one? PM me please :)

Hmmm, I believe a trip to AZ may need to be attempted in the near future.:grin:

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You might try Binny's, where Brett Pontoni works.

Oh... Good point - wise guy ;) (I had not made the connection yet)

I hate when I step into an easy one... Thank you sir

... Until my next self inflicted wound...

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Hmmm, I believe a trip to AZ may need to be attempted in the near future.:grin:

Come on down baby... We will do a 23-27yr vertical of the good I have...

Give the old "do they taste like liquid chared oak" tasting...

Need to bring down the Gilberts and AC as well... We'll open up about 10-12 bottles...

Willett 27

Parker 27

Willett 25

Old St Nick 25

Rare Perfection 25

Vintage Kentucky 25-26

Martin's Mill 24

Vintage 23

Evan Williams 23

And a couple others I cannot think of right now.

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Oh... Good point - wise guy ;)

I didn't mean to be sarcastic.

I'm a little surprised that you've amassed so many recent high zoot bottlings without having talked to him yet. He's a player in the scene.

Roger

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I didn't mean to be sarcastic.

I'm a little surprised that you've amassed so many recent high zoot bottlings without having talked to him yet. He's a player in the scene.

Roger

I know you did not... It was suppose to be a complement tied to my stupidity. I appreciate the info, I really just spaced the name. Thank you

I have work with Breet, great guy.

Just spoke with Joe, one of his counter parts, and this is good stuff (the Willett that is).

24 bottles total at 138.6 proof

They say it is better than the PVW 23 year B series (in Breet's and Joe's opinion).

Much less wood than expected

Should be a fun bottle to have and its a great price for one of 24 at cask strength.

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  • 2 weeks later...

I knew I couldn't be the only person with a Martin Mills, EW 23 or Rare Perfection. I'd be interested to see your notes on them. As for the others, I'm green with envy.

Come on down baby... We will do a 23-27yr vertical of the good I have...

Give the old "do they taste like liquid chared oak" tasting...

Need to bring down the Gilberts and AC as well... We'll open up about 10-12 bottles...

Willett 27

Parker 27

Willett 25

Old St Nick 25

Rare Perfection 25

Vintage Kentucky 25-26

Martin's Mill 24

Vintage 23

Evan Williams 23

And a couple others I cannot think of right now.

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(the Willett

They say it is better than the PVW 23 year B series (in Breet's and Joe's opinion).

Much less wood than expected

Are these extra aged Willet's ryed bourbons?

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Oscar,

The 27yo Willetts are from a 27yo S-W barrel, I would suggest it's a wheater and maybe Julian decided a few years back it wasn't quite up to being Pappy 23?

Pure speculation on my behalf.

Scott

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I have no idea of how this SW Barrell came about, but I can tell you this, it tastes nothing like any Pappy products I've had. so if you are expecting and older, higher proof Pappy 23, you will be disappointed.

Don't get me wrong, I like the 27 Willett just fine, I just wanted to dispel any ideas that they are one in the same. JMO !!!

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