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As predicted last night, this one emptied after doing some vacuuming today.  

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1 hour ago, markandrex said:

As predicted last night, this one emptied after doing some vacuuming today.  

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Well, that sucks. (couldn't resist)

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Clearing out the cabinet as for me, bourbon season is coming to a close. I know, heresy for some of you but i don’t drink a lot of whiskey once the temps get north of 70. Good thing it only hit 60 today.

 

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I found this bottle, on a hot Oklahoma August day,  while on a dusty hunt, many years ago in OKC.  
 

This bottle proves, a great whiskey doesn’t require to be high in proof. In fact, lower proofing exposes a whiskey’s insufficiencies.  This whiskey was well crafted by Mr. Parker Beam. 
 

I will miss this exceptional bourbon.  I’m glad I have the memory of finding this bottle in a tiny store, owned & operated by a mom  and her daughter. 
True Americana. 
 

Cheers. 

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19 hours ago, Wedelstaedt said:

I found this bottle, on a hot Oklahoma August day,  while on a dusty hunt, many years ago in OKC.  
 

This bottle proves, a great whiskey doesn’t require to be high in proof. In fact, lower proofing exposes a whiskey’s insufficiencies.  This whiskey was well crafted by Mr. Parker Beam. 
 

I will miss this exceptional bourbon.  I’m glad I have the memory of finding this bottle in a tiny store, owned & operated by a mom  and her daughter. 
True Americana. 
 

Cheers. 

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I agree with you. Not only that, but while working in OKC from 2010 into 2014 I came across a number of EWSB from 1999 through 2002, of which I still have 6 or 7. 

 

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This has been a very nice bottle of whiskey.  Everything I look for in the Beam profile, plus the healthy proof.  I’m pretty sure I can count on one hand how many Booker’s I’ve purchased over the years, but my next bottle will come in a much shorter time than any two of the preceding. 😋

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I killed off the apple brandy with a jack rose. I tried lime juice instead of lemon and I decided the lemon is better.

 

The glenrothes bottle actually had the last of my handle of old Fitz BIB that a friend picked up for me as a housewarming gift right before COVID. RIP Tom.

 

 

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Adios. This was a very good bottle. 

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At least the final pour is a healthy one...

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Faits accomplis. 

 

Pat

 

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3 hours ago, bayouredd said:

At least the final pour is a healthy one...

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There's nothing healthy about that! :)

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Forget pic. 🤷‍♂️  A HH 7  BIB was deposited in the big brown bin. A bottle of MM was also emptied, but it was refilled from a handle in the cabinet. Said handle might be gone in the near future. 

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On 5/8/2024 at 8:06 PM, Clueby said:

There's nothing healthy about that! :)

Are you sure? I know it doesn't have the vitamins of a Dickel, but come on, corn and wheat are almost a vegan's dreams...😁

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On 5/3/2024 at 5:59 PM, RT Fan said:

Clearing out the cabinet as for me, bourbon season is coming to a close. I know, heresy for some of you but i don’t drink a lot of whiskey once the temps get north of 70. Good thing it only hit 60 today.

 

Not so strange. I kind of do that in opposite fashion. I drink no beer as the fall cuts in. Fall in the air brings in the brown liquor...

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This is a very limited bottle but it was amazing. Wish I had a dozen of them.  
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Recent empties.  I would buy the two on the right again, but not the one on the left.

 

I was quite disappointed in the standard Frey Ranch bourbon after being very impressed with a private barrel pick shared with me by a generous fellow SBer.  Just goes to show the potential difference between a hand-picked single barrel and a generally-produced small batch product. 

 

I'm a fan of the Sagamore BiB Rye and the New Riff SiB bourbon.  Will buy both of those again (and have already).

 

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On 5/5/2024 at 8:27 PM, Patrick_OKC said:

I agree with you. Not only that, but while working in OKC from 2010 into 2014 I came across a number of EWSB from 1999 through 2002, of which I still have 6 or 7. 

 

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Oh man, what finds those were. Now, I know why I didn’t find more of those older EWSiB, back then. I’m glad they found a good home with you. 😀👍

 

Cheers

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21 hours ago, Wedelstaedt said:

Oh man, what finds those were. Now, I know why I didn’t find more of those older EWSiB, back then. I’m glad they found a good home with you. 😀👍

 

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Haha, thanks bud.

 

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Finished off one that I had not touched in a while, and boy was it good to the last drop. A Sarah bottle to boot.

 

Pat

 

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