Drink of Choice
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Something new from Fred Noe and the Beam family.
Says it’s partially finished in wine and sherry casks. I’m no connoisseur but can definitely pick up some wine notes. Slight bite on the back end. Nice pour.
Good Lord, just realized I critiqued a bourbon.
Where’s my MGD.
PapaSop you did a great job with that critique. You may want to consider your own YouTube channel. I’d subscribe
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Something new from Fred Noe and the Beam family.
Says it’s partially finished in wine and sherry casks. I’m no connoisseur but can definitely pick up some wine notes. Slight bite on the back end. Nice pour.
Good Lord, just realized I critiqued a bourbon.
Where’s my MGD.
PapaSop based on your exquisite critique.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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GWG8541 Here’s hoping you enjoy the collaboration.
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Was moving some bottles around today in the arsenal and found this gem dated between 1961 and 1965 according to the 4 roses site and a dating by tax stamp site. There are “others” in one of my storage compartments that I will have to investigate. Such items like Bourbons that were sold in different types of containers. I was just laughing at myself. I obviously don’t know what I really have.
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Was moving some bottles around today in the arsenal and found this gem dated between 1961 and 1965 according to the 4 roses site and a dating by tax stamp site. There are “others” in one of my storage compartments that I will have to investigate. Such items like Bourbons that were sold in different types of containers. I was just laughing at myself. I obviously don’t know what I really have.
zbigjeff Wow, that is one amazing find!
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zbigjeff Wow, that is one amazing find!
calldoctoday Also, determined that the bottle alone with no liquor in it is selling out there for around $40.
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PapaSop Another interesting fact is that the best barrels of liquor in the USA are sent to Japan and abroad because they pay the most for them. Which means the USA gets to distribute the second level here.
zbigjeff said in Drink of Choice:
PapaSop Another interesting fact is that the best barrels of liquor in the USA are sent to Japan and abroad because they pay the most for them. Which means the USA gets to distribute the second level here.
Why am I not surprised. Probably why we heard over a year ago some of these distillers were sitting on product waiting for the tariffs to be lifted. We’re still having a hard time getting product in from one that I won’t name. Suddenly everything is allocated. It’s a joke.
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zbigjeff said in Drink of Choice:
PapaSop Another interesting fact is that the best barrels of liquor in the USA are sent to Japan and abroad because they pay the most for them. Which means the USA gets to distribute the second level here.
Why am I not surprised. Probably why we heard over a year ago some of these distillers were sitting on product waiting for the tariffs to be lifted. We’re still having a hard time getting product in from one that I won’t name. Suddenly everything is allocated. It’s a joke.
PapaSop I totally agree with the crappy allocation world we experience.
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Was moving some bottles around today in the arsenal and found this gem dated between 1961 and 1965 according to the 4 roses site and a dating by tax stamp site. There are “others” in one of my storage compartments that I will have to investigate. Such items like Bourbons that were sold in different types of containers. I was just laughing at myself. I obviously don’t know what I really have.
zbigjeff
You must have some deep shelves. Hmm -
calldoctoday Also, determined that the bottle alone with no liquor in it is selling out there for around $40.
zbigjeff Well, now it went from amazing to crazy. Of course, to each his own. I cannot say that I have not dug up & kept a few real old liquor & soda bottles. I am trying to remember the names of some of the crazy soda bottles I have found. The liquor bottles were a little more difficult to define. You may need to dig deeper into them thar shelves, not telling what you might find!
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I have a few too that I have just collected or have been given to me, empty & untouched both, so I really cannot say much about crazy. I just don’t know the price of it.
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Was moving some bottles around today in the arsenal and found this gem dated between 1961 and 1965 according to the 4 roses site and a dating by tax stamp site. There are “others” in one of my storage compartments that I will have to investigate. Such items like Bourbons that were sold in different types of containers. I was just laughing at myself. I obviously don’t know what I really have.
zbigjeff dayum! Nice bottle.
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PapaSop The shelves are about 4-5 deep. Thinking of throwing an old whiskey/spirits party because I can.
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PapaSop The shelves are about 4-5 deep. Thinking of throwing an old whiskey/spirits party because I can.
zbigjeff said in Drink of Choice:
PapaSop The shelves are about 4-5 deep. Thinking of throwing an old whiskey/spirits party because I can.
On my way!
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PapaSop The shelves are about 4-5 deep. Thinking of throwing an old whiskey/spirits party because I can.
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PapaSop The shelves are about 4-5 deep. Thinking of throwing an old whiskey/spirits party because I can.
zbigjeff my 5th wheel camper is about 41 foot long. How long is your driveway?
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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Was moving some bottles around today in the arsenal and found this gem dated between 1961 and 1965 according to the 4 roses site and a dating by tax stamp site. There are “others” in one of my storage compartments that I will have to investigate. Such items like Bourbons that were sold in different types of containers. I was just laughing at myself. I obviously don’t know what I really have.
zbigjeff Here is what my mom had at her house when we cleaned it out least year after she passed. I had always seen the Delft bottle, but didn’t realize there was still Apricot liquor in it. It is dated 1950, the top was missing but my sister thinks she found it in with some buttons my mom gave her. The bottle is still corked.
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zbigjeff Here is what my mom had at her house when we cleaned it out least year after she passed. I had always seen the Delft bottle, but didn’t realize there was still Apricot liquor in it. It is dated 1950, the top was missing but my sister thinks she found it in with some buttons my mom gave her. The bottle is still corked.
johnsbrewhouse Just WOW!!! The items we all come across in our lives. How cool!!!
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zbigjeff Here is what my mom had at her house when we cleaned it out least year after she passed. I had always seen the Delft bottle, but didn’t realize there was still Apricot liquor in it. It is dated 1950, the top was missing but my sister thinks she found it in with some buttons my mom gave her. The bottle is still corked.
johnsbrewhouse that is too cool
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