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What are u sippin on? VOL.......cheers
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Can it be found any where?
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I gotta try this.Somewhat fitting. Drank this on Christmas and deemed it to be most excellent:
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At this point? Only the internet for resale price, unfortunately.
Check MyBeerCollectibles and expect to spend around $70-100 for a bottle.
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Nah. I don't do secondary.
When I got into bourbon I quickly found out it's just like the sneaker game. Didn't think it hit beer too. Smh
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Yeah having to join lotteries and pay resell for American bourbons and beer is just too much. I'm glad I don't really drink like that anymore.
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I really enjoy a good bourbon or whiskey and a cigar but I refuse to pay secondary for some of these bottles.
I was able to get a Birthday Bourbon and JD Coy hill bottle for retail each this year.
I bottle I paid 120 for I can sell for 1200 and the JD Coy Hill I can get 400 for a 50 dollar bottle...nuts.
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What's a good spot to learn more about bourbons and find the rare ones? Been thinking of doing some collectibles and letting them sit for a bit with whiskey since I saw this:
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Son sells 28 years of birthday whisky to buy first home
Matthew Robson's quirky collection of presents is now worth £40,000.
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What's a good spot to learn more about bourbons and find the rare ones? Been thinking of doing some collectibles and letting them sit for a bit with whiskey since I saw this:
Son sells 28 years of birthday whisky to buy first home
Matthew Robson's quirky collection of presents is now worth £40,000.
I'm in a couple of local Facebook groups and that's where I started to learn.
The big money bottles are always gonna be pappy's, and certain weller's.
I don't know honestly how long the bubble is going to last but if you are going for bottles to hold and sell later, those would be the names.
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These are 1k easy on secondary. If you held on to them for years...who knows but I know some have gone for crazy money.
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You got a birthday bourbon for retail? You won, fam…
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Big facts. Crazy to get that at retail. The 2019 BB is some of my favorite bourbon ever. Haven't had the '21 yet but want to try it.
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What's a good spot to learn more about bourbons and find the rare ones? Been thinking of doing some collectibles and letting them sit for a bit with whiskey since I saw this:
Son sells 28 years of birthday whisky to buy first home
Matthew Robson's quirky collection of presents is now worth £40,000.
The game is super saturated. Finding the rare bottles at retail is nearly impossible. Best bet is holiday raffles or paying well over retail (but below secondary). There's a lot of money paying well above retail and flipping for secondary... that's the game.
Google breaking bourbon and look at the calendar for release date estimates if you want to try and hunt.
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Giving this old Ezra a try.
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Love this one, don't see it get mentioned a lot but quality stuffGiving this old Ezra a try.
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Just had a big score at the new total wine in SD.
How's the Coy? That looks like one of the higher end proofs I've seen for the Coy release.
It's impossible to find around my way. People move quick to cop.
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How's the Coy? That looks like one of the higher end proofs I've seen for the Coy release.
It's impossible to find around my way. People move quick to cop.
Haven't cracked it yet. I have a few other high proof JD's that are still in rotation right now.
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Ah gotcha. I really haven't ventured into JD much. I was never a fan of the banana flavor profile of the standard bottle but I've read the single barrels and such are much different. Post some tasting notes/impressions whenever you get around to cracking it
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Ah gotcha. I really haven't ventured into JD much. I was never a fan of the banana flavor profile of the standard bottle but I've read the single barrels and such are much different. Post some tasting notes/impressions whenever you get around to cracking it
The single barrel is great. For 60 bucks it's a soild bottle.
And now Whiskey is another asset to diversify....smh
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NYE
what y’all drinking
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Sipping spiked Arnold Plamers with peach crown during the CFP games today, Will crack the birthday Bourbon to sip on closer to the new years and will pop the Perrier Jouet to bring in the New Year.
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Just got a couple IPAs and a small bottle of champagne to share with the Mrs. nothing crazy. Might blow some trees if I feel nice.
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