Knob Creek out untill Nov

[rotey234@insight]

Pre a story in the Louisville Courier Journal 7/7/09, Knob Creek is out untill November. So if your a fan, better stock up.

[callmeox]

Thanks for the heads up.

[Lost Pollito]

Thanks for the heads up.

Ha-ha. Crackin me up Scott!!!:cool: Rotey...check out this thread. http://www.straightbourbon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12502

Don't fret, there are lots of other bourbons to try during this fatalistic drought.

Welcome to the board.

[rotey234@insight]

I'm a Buffalo Trace fan for my everyday drink and Pappy for special occations (like fridays or saturdays). Thanks for the welcome. Just passing along info.

[cowdery]

Do you think Beam would pay people to post stuff on web sites, posing as ordinary participants?

I don't know, though. A proper shill would have given the link.

Welcome, Rotey. This is an example of why lurking is usually a good idea when joining a new community.

[Lost Pollito]

Can't go wrong with either of those bourbon's.

[Lost Pollito]

Do you think Beam would pay people to post stuff on web sites, posing as ordinary participants?

I don't know, though. A proper shill would have given the link.

Ha-ha. That's what I was thinking! Lets wait and see. I hope not. Prove Chuck wrong Rotey.

[rotey234@insight]

Do you think Beam would pay people to post stuff on web sites, posing as ordinary participants?

I don't know, though. A proper shill would have given the link.

Welcome, Rotey. This is an example of why lurking is usually a good idea when joining a new community.

I have been lurking a little while, just read that story today and thought I would contribute. I'll try to be more carefull next time.

[callmeox]

Nah, don't sweat it. We often bump-steer new folks, but don't let that discourage you.

Welcome to the fray.

[rotey234@insight]

Ha-ha. That's what I was thinking! Lets wait and see. I hope not. Prove Chuck wrong Rotey.

You guys are tough. No I don't work for Beam, just a Bourbon fan that lives in the Louisvlle area ( New albany IN were the corn comes from).

[callmeox]

I don't know, though. A proper shill would have given the link.

Do you mean like folks who are interviewed for and are quoted in the article? :slappin:

[Lost Pollito]

No sweat. Hang out and contribute. Lots to learn here. The more I learn the less I know. Welcome again Rotey.

[rotey234@insight]

Do you mean like folks who are interviewed for and are quoted in the article? :slappin:

Here you go.

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009907060348

[rotey234@insight]

Callmeox I noticed that you are from Cleveland home of Great Lakes. Love the beer, can get it in Louisville now.

[callmeox]

GLBC has some great beers for sure. Glad to hear that they are expanding their reach. If you're ever in Cleveland, you need to stop for a beer and a meal at their restaurant. It's a neat place.

[Lost Pollito]

Great Lakes is most certainly delicious beer. Have you tried the ,"Stone" that's available in Louisville? I wish we could get that in Chicago.

[rotey234@insight]

I'm in Cleveland several times a year, in the Highland Heights area. We usually go the the Lizard. Is the restaurant any where near?

[callmeox]

Great Lakes is off of West 25th street, near the West Side Market.

There are a number of Winking Lizard locations around, so I'm guessing that you go to the one on Coventry. If so, GLBC is another 15 minutes or so from there.

Highland Heights, huh? Are you in the insurance business or perhaps medical imaging?

[rotey234@insight]

Your good. "medical imaging" for $100 Alex.

[rotey234@insight]

Great Lakes is most certainly delicious beer. Have you tried the ,"Stone" that's available in Louisville? I wish we could get that in Chicago.

Yes I have tried Stone good beer. You can get Three Floyds in the Big windy. One of my Favs, Gumballhead, great summer wheat.