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$58.99 on Flaviar for Old Forrester 1910PadowithzPack said:
I can't find the OF 1910 in Charlotte to save my life. I've thoroughly enjoyed the rest of the Whiskey Row series, but skipped over the 1910 for the 1920 and 1870 for my first purchase months ago. Now it's become a ghost.
BTW the 1920 is wonderful.
You're right; it's one that I have overlooked. However, I will make a point to find it one day this week. Thanks.wilmwolf80 said:
Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit tonight. This one gets overlooked some because of price and lower proof than the Russell's Reserve, but some of the best Turkey I've had in the last few years has been Spirit. I try to pay attention to which warehouse it comes from, as they are all different and that is fun to see the differences. I've probably already said this in this thread, but they created KS as a direct competitor to Blanton's, and I frequently recommended it to people who are frustrated at not being able to find Blanton's. As with any single barrel, there's a lot of variance there, and I've gotten a few that weren't stellar, but more often than not, it's money.
First thing that came to my mind was that maybe she was trying to send you a subliminal message of some sort?READ said:
Fighting Cock...anyone had it? Wife went to the store last night and asked the clerk if they had a bourbon she could surprise me with. Great surprise and could taste like gasoline for all I care. I'm just glad she wanted to give me a gift. Wilmwolf,any feedback?
Yep,, Rare Breed and KY Spirit look very similar on the shelf. a differentiated label would helpwilmwolf80 said:
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The first 17 yr didn't sell all that well because a lot of Turkey fans were put off by the lower proof and the price. I bought a bunch of it that just sat around in stores that were never going to be able to move it over the last few years. I still have 3 that I put back for the long haul. I have multiples of all the Masters Keep releases. I have both the original and the new 17 yr BIB open right now. I haven't actually put them side by side yet in a blind taste test, but it is something I am going to do.wilmwolf80 said:
I like the 17 BIB, managed to get a few of them actually. IMO it's much more the modern Russell's Reserve profile than traditional Turkey. I've had a few RR private picks that were ~11 years and I can definitely find similarities. I never had the first Masters Keep 17, passed on it multiple times when it was released because I wasn't into WT at that time, and I regret it now. I've gotten the four releases since, and still hold out hope to run across one of those 17s for a reasonable price someday, though that's doubtful.