Those Who Have It All

[Gillman]

There are numerous on this board who have many rare and fine bourbons. Some have virtually anything desirable that has been available in the last 30 years. But do they have this?

http://www.corkandbottle.com/product_info.php?productID=170

(I hasten to add: I do not).

Gary

[OscarV]

Nope, I ain't got none of 'em.

If I did I would put them up on eBay to the lowest/highest bidder because Michtners is the most over rated bland ass bourbon I have ever had.

Yep, just a little cash is better than a lot of Michtners.

[OscarV]

Nope, I ain't got none of 'em.

If I did I would put them up on eBay to the lowest/highest bidder because Michtners is the most over rated bland ass bourbon I have ever had.

Yep, just a little cash is better than a lot of Michtners.

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[Gillman]

Fair enough Oscar, but what say the other bretheren?

Gary

[Rughi]

Sounds like Oscar has a taste of Gold Foil stuck in his mouth :shocked:

Those Hirsch bottles were pretty sleepy at one time. That set was posted on this forum a few years back.

Roger

[Gillman]

What was the price then, Roger?

Gary

[cowdery]

Like I said in the other Hirsch thread, now is the time for the stashes to be revealed. Cork and Bottle and the Hue family created the brand and owned it until about 1996. I'm sure they hung onto a few bottles. At least you can be confident this is legit.

I have retail prices of every bourbon I've bought since August, 2002. The first one I recorded was a Van Winkle Family Reserve Rye 13-year-old, for $23.99. The first Hirsch (gold foil 16) I recorded was in May, 2005 for $49.99.