Posted: 9/22/2024 11:32:16 PM EDT
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Nice pickups. 107is one of my all time favorites. Enjoy |
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Originally Posted By CCRN: What he said! Nice score!! Originally Posted By CCRN: Originally Posted By Alba666: I love the Russell Reserve 10 year. Please let us know how the 15 year compares with the 10 year. What he said! Nice score!! Not sure when I'll open it. I'll have to get a bottle of the 10 year and try that to start. Definitely just got lucky getting that bottle that day. |
| if you're new to the bourbon world my advice would be to trade that RR15 for a bunch of other really good bottles that you'll appreciate as much or more than the RR15. yes its definitely a unicorn but not to you (probably) and even if i had a chance to buy it at MSRP i would be tempted to do just what i just suggested, which i have done before with other bottles and didn't regret it. and if who you trade with are really cool they will give you a sample of it so that way you're not completely out of it. |
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Originally Posted By whitson01: if you're new to the bourbon world my advice would be to trade that RR15 Good call. The RR15 is so hot right now that it only makes sense to keep it if you gotta have that specific pour. Otherwise, you can probably get twice as much just as good bourbon in trade. |
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Originally Posted By mancow: I never thought of Weller as a high tier whiskey. The good Weller (Antique 107 and 12 y/o) was always a good pour and a bargain. Antique 107 was a $25 bottle back then….then someone published the “Bourbon Family Tree” chart with Weller on the same branch that grew into Pappy and the race was on! |
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"Let your gun therefore be the constant companion of your walks"
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"Let your gun therefore be the constant companion of your walks"
Thomas Jefferson - 1785
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Originally Posted By trails-end: @cheezzyizill What is this standing in line for the "bourbon allocations?" Basically line up outside the liquor store on days when they get allocated bottles or what Ohio considers allocated bottles. Since in Ohio liquor stores have to sell bottles at MSRP you'll get people that will stand in line for them vs paying whatever secondary price is. |
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Originally Posted By whitson01: if you're new to the bourbon world my advice would be to trade that RR15 for a bunch of other really good bottles that you'll appreciate as much or more than the RR15. yes its definitely a unicorn but not to you (probably) and even if i had a chance to buy it at MSRP i would be tempted to do just what i just suggested, which i have done before with other bottles and didn't regret it. and if who you trade with are really cool they will give you a sample of it so that way you're not completely out of it. Not necessarily new to the bourbon world just new at hunting for stuff and standing in lines for stuff. I'll be keeping the bottle for something special down the road or until I could somehow get another one. I've picked up quite a few "good" bottles so far in my short time of hunting so I'm good with sitting on the RR15. |
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Originally Posted By cheezzyizill: Basically line up outside the liquor store on days when they get allocated bottles or what Ohio considers allocated bottles. Since in Ohio liquor stores have to sell bottles at MSRP you'll get people that will stand in line for them vs paying whatever secondary price is. Originally Posted By cheezzyizill: Originally Posted By trails-end: @cheezzyizill What is this standing in line for the "bourbon allocations?" Basically line up outside the liquor store on days when they get allocated bottles or what Ohio considers allocated bottles. Since in Ohio liquor stores have to sell bottles at MSRP you'll get people that will stand in line for them vs paying whatever secondary price is. Does the state own the liquor stores? |
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We are in the middle of a Communist Revolution in the USA.
There is no voting our way out of this.
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Originally Posted By 3BP: I walked past about 10 bottles of RR15 and 6-8 bottles of A Midwinters Night Dram on Sunday. Please don't ban me for not buying any.... At msrp? I pass on a lot of stuff anymore unless it’s on my short list. I’ve got more than a single liver can handle in a lifetime, so quality over quantity these days…. |
Alabama: That the great, general and essential principles of liberty and free government may be recognized and established, we declare....That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state. (Art. I, § 26)
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Originally Posted By justsayin: At msrp? I pass on a lot of stuff anymore unless it’s on my short list. I’ve got more than a single liver can handle in a lifetime, so quality over quantity these days…. Yes. MSRP. It was the first time I’ve seen either of those two in real life….. |
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A little late for pics now….Why would I make that up? The only reason I even knew the 15 was special is because a friend of mine told me it was one of his new favorites and to grab him any bottle I could. I have two stores that I can often find good stuff at. If I time the one place right and there is nobody around, the owner will offer me stuff that others aren’t privy to. |
"Some people talk about doing what others have actually done." -my teenage son
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Originally Posted By 3BP: A little late for pics now .Why would I make that up? The only reason I even knew the 15 was special is because a friend of mine told me it was one of his new favorites and to grab him any bottle I could. I have two stores that I can often find good stuff at. If I time the one place right and there is nobody around, the owner will offer me stuff that others aren't privy to. |
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Originally Posted By MP15T: Where is this store?? Asking for a friend! What area of PA are you in? I go through Franklin, Oil City, and Warren a few times a year. I cant speak for the whole state, but those areas suck for liquor. Very few places to pick from as well since you guys only seem to have dedicated state liquor stores. I have four good spots all within 10-15 minutes of my house, two of which are really good. The one regularly has things like Weller SR and 107, BT. He got tons of the fancy maker mark limited release stuff last year, etc. He even gets pappy every year. |
"Some people talk about doing what others have actually done." -my teenage son
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Originally Posted By 3BP: Yes. MSRP. It was the first time I’ve seen either of those two in real life….. That was a joke. Sorta.
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Alabama: That the great, general and essential principles of liberty and free government may be recognized and established, we declare....That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state. (Art. I, § 26)
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Originally Posted By corwin1968: I disliked Russell's 10 enough that I gave it away. I didn't care for WT 101 but recently tried Rare Breed and really like it! That Russell's 10 was one of my first bottles and now I'm thinking I need to try it again. |
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Originally Posted By corwin1968: Well, I picked up a new bottle of Russell's Reserve 10 and my tastes have definately changed and now I think it's pretty good! I need to start exploring the Russell's line-up, particularly higher proof expressions, if those are out there. |

