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Posted on 7/29/13 at 9:07 pm to HoLeInOnEr05
Obviously the ETL word has spread. I went back to my two honey holes and one had sold out completely and the other who had a case the last time I was there only had 2 bottles left(which I picked up 
). Damn these "shortages".
). Damn these "shortages".Posted on 7/29/13 at 10:20 pm to Dr Beardface
So if I'm understanding this Stitzel-Weller thing correctly, the 18 yr JPS will only be increasing in value over the next 6 months to a year. So stocking up could be a good investment?
Posted on 7/29/13 at 10:24 pm to HoLeInOnEr05
Yeah, there will not be any more JPS (of the Stitzel Weller variety) produced so it will stay in high demand. It'll retain good trade value if nothing else.
Posted on 7/29/13 at 11:19 pm to FredSecunda
What I have bunkered. I end up drinking all of my good stuff before my every day drinkers. Some of these are partial bottles.
Elijah Craig Small batch 12 year
Elijah Craig 18 year 1/2 bottle left
Henry McKenna 10 year
5 Wathen's Single Barrel
Elmer T Lee
Evan Williams Single Barrel 2002
Lexington
Eagle Rare 10 year 375 ml with tax stamp
Sam Houston 10 year
2 Breckenridge
WL Weller 12 year
Old Whiskey River
Bulleit rye
Bulleit
Hudson Baby Bourbon 375 ml
Balcone True Blue Texas corn whiskey
Buffalo Trace rye white dog 375 ml
High west distillery barreled manhattan
Makers 1.75L
Michters Small Batch US 1
Michters 10 year single barrel
2 Rowan's Creek
Noah's Mill
High West Whiskey American Prairie Whiskey
Basil Hayden
2 Four Roses Single Barrel
Black Maple Hill
Hancock's President's Reserve Single Barrel
Old Forester Birthday Bourbon 12 year
Old Forester Bonded with tax stamp
Parker's Heritage 27 year
Hirsch Selection 28 year
JPS 18
1/4 Bottle Pappy 15 drank the 23 at GM funeral pure class
George T Stagg 142.8
1/4 George T Stagg 143.0
William Larue Weller 123.4
2 Thomas Handy 129.0 one bottle half missing
Willet straight rye 110 proof
Whistle Pig Straight Rye 10 year
3 EH Taylor Barrel Proof
2 EH Taylor Small Batch
EH Taylor Straight Rye
EH Taylor Single Barrel
2 EH Taylor Warehouse C Tornado Surviving
1/4 Bottle James E Pepper 1776 15 year
Chicken Cock Rootbeer Whiskey
That turned out longer than I thought it would be.
Elijah Craig Small batch 12 year
Elijah Craig 18 year 1/2 bottle left
Henry McKenna 10 year
5 Wathen's Single Barrel
Elmer T Lee
Evan Williams Single Barrel 2002
Lexington
Eagle Rare 10 year 375 ml with tax stamp
Sam Houston 10 year
2 Breckenridge
WL Weller 12 year
Old Whiskey River
Bulleit rye
Bulleit
Hudson Baby Bourbon 375 ml
Balcone True Blue Texas corn whiskey
Buffalo Trace rye white dog 375 ml
High west distillery barreled manhattan
Makers 1.75L
Michters Small Batch US 1
Michters 10 year single barrel
2 Rowan's Creek
Noah's Mill
High West Whiskey American Prairie Whiskey
Basil Hayden
2 Four Roses Single Barrel
Black Maple Hill
Hancock's President's Reserve Single Barrel
Old Forester Birthday Bourbon 12 year
Old Forester Bonded with tax stamp
Parker's Heritage 27 year
Hirsch Selection 28 year
JPS 18
1/4 Bottle Pappy 15 drank the 23 at GM funeral pure class
George T Stagg 142.8
1/4 George T Stagg 143.0
William Larue Weller 123.4
2 Thomas Handy 129.0 one bottle half missing
Willet straight rye 110 proof
Whistle Pig Straight Rye 10 year
3 EH Taylor Barrel Proof
2 EH Taylor Small Batch
EH Taylor Straight Rye
EH Taylor Single Barrel
2 EH Taylor Warehouse C Tornado Surviving
1/4 Bottle James E Pepper 1776 15 year
Chicken Cock Rootbeer Whiskey
That turned out longer than I thought it would be.
Posted on 7/30/13 at 6:42 am to NachoAvgJoe
quote:
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Very, very doubtful
Posted on 7/30/13 at 6:55 am to cantfindausablename
looks like you just walked in Cubans and bought 2 of everything
Posted on 7/30/13 at 9:13 am to gmrkr5
If I haven't seen it or tried it I try to buy it.
Posted on 7/30/13 at 9:25 am to cantfindausablename
that is one way to look at it. I would rather spend my money on the high end stuff and stick to my everyday drinkers
Posted on 7/30/13 at 9:47 am to gmrkr5
You find out the location of that bham honey hole yet?
Posted on 7/30/13 at 10:01 am to HoLeInOnEr05
thanks for the reminder, i will get back to you.
Posted on 7/30/13 at 2:48 pm to HoLeInOnEr05
he said it was an ABC store
Posted on 7/30/13 at 3:26 pm to theBeard
Oh geeze
Posted on 7/30/13 at 5:23 pm to cantfindausablename
For the Houston folks there are three bottles of JPS 21 at the smith street specs. It was in the 130 range.
Posted on 7/30/13 at 5:26 pm to cast away
OK. Been a fly on the wall long enough. So far this thread has made this noob a fan of Blantons, stumbled across Four Roses 2013 LE which is still unopened, and picked up my first Elmer T. Lee today (Wow) and am now angry I didn't grab the other bottle on the shelf.
So I have hit 100% thanks to you all.
Now more advice needed.
The store has a bottle of Buffalo Trace experimental Hot Box Toasted barrel. At $51 do I give that a shot or go with Jefferson Select or Four Roses single barrel, since I have tried none of the above your opinions will again be valued.
So I have hit 100% thanks to you all.
Now more advice needed.
The store has a bottle of Buffalo Trace experimental Hot Box Toasted barrel. At $51 do I give that a shot or go with Jefferson Select or Four Roses single barrel, since I have tried none of the above your opinions will again be valued.
Posted on 7/30/13 at 5:37 pm to Jed Clampett
I've tried a couple of the buffalo trace experimentals and that's exactly what they are experimental. So unless you want to search the Internet and find out what the consensus best experimental is, they are very expensive for a "let's see what happens when we do this shite" bourbon. The same thing with the series that tries all the different barrels. So if you are just getting started Ii would recommend putting your money other places. If you have disposable income though give it a shot. Like I said earlier I like to try everything.
Posted on 7/30/13 at 6:25 pm to cantfindausablename
Went to a store that I hadn't visited in a while. They did have 1 bottle of ETL that I left for the next local person who has a decent palate. I did find a couple little (or in the case of one, not so little ) gems there, though:
) gems there, though: Posted on 7/30/13 at 6:34 pm to cantfindausablename
Well I have the means however not quiet disposable. Think I will skip the Trace and grab the Roses SB and Jeffersons select
Posted on 7/30/13 at 6:49 pm to Jed Clampett
quote:
OK. Been a fly on the wall long enough. So far this thread has made this noob a fan of Blantons, stumbled across Four Roses 2013 LE which is still unopened, and picked up my first Elmer T. Lee today (Wow) and am now angry I didn't grab the other bottle on the shelf. So I have hit 100% thanks to you all.
This thread has been money for folks new to good bourbon, like me. One of the best threads ever on the innerwebs
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