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Whenever I yank an older bottle out of the bunker I always look for a price tag to compare it to the current cost of the bottle nowadays.   Of course, during the boom all of the prices have increased.  But I believe someday we'll turn the corner and the prices will begin to decline as supply overtakes demand.  Both ways, it's interesting to see what those bottles once sold for - especially for those who have not been long time bourbon fans.

 

After grabbing this OWA family sized bottle from my bunker today, I thought a pic thread with 2 year+ bottles price tags would gain traction here. 

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This is from October '17. I snagged a handle and a liter of OWA. I took them to the counter, and the whiskey guy told me they had W12 behind the counter and asked if I wanted one. I accepted his offer. I believe the handle of W12 was roughly $43. 

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For a long time I paid around $25 a 750ml of OWA.  One Indy area store used to select barrels.  They suddenly had a lot of product to move, so knocked a buck or two off regular prices. ?

About ten years ago, I remember paying $39.99 for OF Birthday Bourbon, and ORV (when those items just sat on the shelf).

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10 hours ago, ABVT said:

I don't mean to spam but you can barely make out the price is 57.XX

 

 

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Those are from 2005 & 2006. I can't believe I found them all on the shelf in a little store back in late 2009 or early 2010. My wife and I were on a road trip. The majority of the time when we stop at stores, I go in and then come out of empty handed. My wife was surprised and happy for me when I came out with these. With a huge smile on my face. ?  FWIW, I did leave a few behind.

 

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25 minutes ago, fishnbowljoe said:

Those are from 2005 & 2006. I can't believe I found them all on the shelf in a little store back in late 2009 or early 2010. My wife and I were on a road trip. The majority of the time when we stop at stores, I go in and then come out of empty handed. My wife was surprised and happy for me when I came out with these. With a huge smile on my face. ?  FWIW, I did leave a few behind.

 

Biba! Joe

Biba! I was looking though threads and at one point I stopped looking at usernames. What are the chances. Thanks for the backstory. 

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10 minutes ago, PhantomLamb said:

Cool, this was out of Pittsburgh?

No, Chicago area. I bought it in 2013 but it was done in 2012, I think

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No, Chicago area. I bought it in 2013 but it was done in 2012, I think


I think question came up as this was selected for Rivers casino in Pittsburgh.
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1 hour ago, HoustonNit said:

 


I think question came up as this was selected for Rivers casino in Pittsburgh.

 

Are we positive?  There is a Rivers casino in Rosemont, Illinois right by O'Hare airport.  

 

Either way, that is a really cool bottle.  Jealous of both price, content and that its a single barrel pick!

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Are we positive?  There is a Rivers casino in Rosemont, Illinois right by O'Hare airport.  
 
Either way, that is a really cool bottle.  Jealous of both price, content and that its a single barrel pick!


Ahh there’s actually several and that one would make more sense. I always think of the one in Pittsburgh.
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6 hours ago, Bob_Loblaw said:

There is a Rivers casino in Rosemont, Illinois right by O'Hare airport.  

 

This ^^^^^

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