Happy Friday!
Private Listings
These are “buy now” prices so if you want one just shoot me an email and if it is still available you get it.
Pappy Van Winkle 23 Year – $2199+S/H
Pappy Van Winkle 20 Year – (Non- Stitzel-Weller) – $1600+S/H
Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year – (Non-SW) – $1200+S/H
Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year – (2008/SW Juice) – $1600+S/H
Van Winkle Rye – 13 Year – $1150+S/H
Van Winkle 12 Year Lot B – $625+S/H
Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year – $525+S/H
This Week’s Auction:
Wednesday, June 28 – Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year – (Opening Bid $449)
The auction starts at 7pm EST and ends at 11pm EST. If you can’t or don’t want to go online to bid just send me your top bid for each bottle and I will place it at the appropriate time.
This Week’s Four Shots
Six of The Best Bourbon Bars
Tennessee officially has its own whiskey trail“
“Hundreds of thousands of people visit Jack Daniel’s Lynchburg distillery each year, but for many of them, the tour is a sideline attraction during their trip to Tennessee. Jack Daniel’s Master Distiller Jeff Arnett hopes the first-of-its-kind Tennessee Whiskey Trail, which officially goes live Monday after more than a year of development, will be a game changer for state tourism and will draw travelers to Tennessee for the sole purpose of experiencing more than two dozen unique distilleries on the trail.“
Bourbon, Sort Of Bourbon, And An Interesting Whiskey From California
“We love bourbon and respect the laws that protect and define it. Working within these established regulations ensures a certain level of quality and consistency. By not allowing artificial flavors and colors these laws can push distillers, blenders, and marketers to differentiate bourbon in truly innovative ways. But it can also act to somewhat limit flavor profiles by strictly regulating the grains used in a bourbon mash bill and the aging process.”
This Bourbon Train In Kentucky Will Give You The Ride Of A Lifetime
“You’ve probably seen photos of this magical train ride through central Kentucky, and perhaps you’ve even ridden it yourself. But did you know that they have rides that are all about bourbon? Once a month, My Old Kentucky Dinner Train pays tribute to one of the Bluegrass State’s favorite things and gives you the ride of a lifetime on their Bourbon Excursion.'”
Cheers and Enjoy the Chase!
-Chris