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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
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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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GWG8541 hehehehehe Like my bud’s say: ya know, we could stay here a month and not make a dent. It would be fun to try.
zbigjeff if the apocalypse comes I think you and I have this state covered on the liquor front. PapaSop this is for you. Your critique was dead on. Its definitely a good pour.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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GWG8541 Glad you enjoyed the latest. We finished it 2 weeks ago. Need to add it back into the arsenal. Will need it for the apocalypse.
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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 I don’t have anything that old and unique, but I started picking up Jack Daniels memorabilia a while back. After my first trip to the distillery in the late 90s I picked up 3 bottles at the gift shop. They were painted bottles and 3 of the 7 scenes of Lynchburg series released in the US. Believe it or not, there are more that were released in Europe in the 1 liter size bottles… I paid shelf price back at the distillery, which was about 30 bucks. I mentioned having these to a friend and he said they were worth a lot more. I check on the internet recently and apparently there are people who will pay in the 400 to 500 buck range for these. Im not one of those people, but I have added quite a bit to my collection over the years. My boys will enjoy these when I’m 6 feet under.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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zbigjeff I don’t have anything that old and unique, but I started picking up Jack Daniels memorabilia a while back. After my first trip to the distillery in the late 90s I picked up 3 bottles at the gift shop. They were painted bottles and 3 of the 7 scenes of Lynchburg series released in the US. Believe it or not, there are more that were released in Europe in the 1 liter size bottles… I paid shelf price back at the distillery, which was about 30 bucks. I mentioned having these to a friend and he said they were worth a lot more. I check on the internet recently and apparently there are people who will pay in the 400 to 500 buck range for these. Im not one of those people, but I have added quite a bit to my collection over the years. My boys will enjoy these when I’m 6 feet under.
GWG8541 ah those are some cool looking bottles.
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zbigjeff I don’t have anything that old and unique, but I started picking up Jack Daniels memorabilia a while back. After my first trip to the distillery in the late 90s I picked up 3 bottles at the gift shop. They were painted bottles and 3 of the 7 scenes of Lynchburg series released in the US. Believe it or not, there are more that were released in Europe in the 1 liter size bottles… I paid shelf price back at the distillery, which was about 30 bucks. I mentioned having these to a friend and he said they were worth a lot more. I check on the internet recently and apparently there are people who will pay in the 400 to 500 buck range for these. Im not one of those people, but I have added quite a bit to my collection over the years. My boys will enjoy these when I’m 6 feet under.
GWG8541 That’s something to be proud of in the JD world. I picked up a number of the old bottles from when my dad was alive. He helped many a people clean out their houses when one of his bud’s would pass and that’s what they found in basements. Since he only drank wine and beer, he would give me some of the spoils. Other ones were obtained by me as life happened or from gifts. Enjoy them.
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johnsbrewhouse Do you have a plan on what (if anything) to do with that? Let us know whatever you decide to do with it cause it seems awesome!
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johnsbrewhouse Do you have a plan on what (if anything) to do with that? Let us know whatever you decide to do with it cause it seems awesome!
Jonathon johnsbrewhouse Bols makes a good Apricot Brandy. It is awesome there is some in it. I agree with Jonathan. Take a pic if you decide to pour, it would be interesting to see what it has done in the ceramic after 71 years.
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GWG8541 That’s something to be proud of in the JD world. I picked up a number of the old bottles from when my dad was alive. He helped many a people clean out their houses when one of his bud’s would pass and that’s what they found in basements. Since he only drank wine and beer, he would give me some of the spoils. Other ones were obtained by me as life happened or from gifts. Enjoy them.
zbigjeff made a big mistake back about 28 years ago. I picked up a bottle if JD for a High School reunion and it was the 125th anniversary bottle. It was on the shelf at a liquor store for regular shelf price. 2 mistakes were made. 1 I opened it and 2 I gave the bottle away since I had not start collecting yet. It was also a painted label bottle. Ill blame it on being young and dumb. I do wish I would have pursued getting the other scenes of Lynchburg bottles. They are pretty cool and tell a story. I did pick these up in 2018 at the White Rabbit saloon. Im learning, just a bit slow.
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