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Fukt: a very small amount of snow.
We bought a barrel of buff trace a couple years ago that was barely 2yo when it was dumped which means that it wasn't even 2 when they thieved the samples. And folks rushed over and lined up to but it for thirty bucks.
I still see bourbon hoarders every single day at work. They're easy to spot cuz every single one is a middle aged white guy who comes in mid day mid week and doesn't but anything. But we've gotta rep cuz we sell shit at retail and we put it on the shelf when we get it instead of charging secondary and/or keeping it for ourselves.
Brandine: Now Cletus, if I catch you with pig lipstick on your collar one more time you ain't gonna be allowed to sleep in the barn no more!
Cletus: Duly noted.
I like that there are more choices again but don't like that the prices are staying high (but they're getting better).
I’m all for bourbon slow down that’ll allow us to get better bourbon. Vermont has state run liquor stores and they just started carrying a wider selection of bourbon. Must be more readily available. Currently working on this gem of a bottle picked up on our Kentucky trip. It’s definitely the finest bourbon we’ve had so far.
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Had a couple nice drinks the other night.
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Read an article yesterday that Brown foreman is gonna lay off like 12% of their staff and close their cooperage in order to trim expenses and right size their ops in light of declining sales and a negative outlook for near term sales growth. Also read that mgp cut production significantly cuz they believed they were laying down more whiskey than they were going to have buyers for. Big time head winds in the booze biz...
Brandine: Now Cletus, if I catch you with pig lipstick on your collar one more time you ain't gonna be allowed to sleep in the barn no more!
Cletus: Duly noted.
I'm guessing gin is getting more popular. I hear more people ordering gin cocktails and see gin taking up more prominent shelf space at the liquor stores.
I'm happy to report that Beefeater is still very affordable, available, and the best tasting London dry gin.
You're not kidding though. In the past year I've received, and enjoyed, gifts of Old Tom Gin, Botanist and (Great news!) James May's gin.
This is the current webpage for my neighborhood fancy pants liquor store if that gives you any indication of where gin is heading:
The Grey Whale gin is particularly good:
https://www.hfbottleshop.com/product...le-gin--750-ml
I still call it The Jake.
I don’t need to get fancy with gin but outside of beefeater for everyday wear and Old Tom for my Martinez’s, my favorite gin comes from St. George.
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^^^ That St George dry rye gin is freaking great. It is hatefully dry. Love that stuff
Brandine: Now Cletus, if I catch you with pig lipstick on your collar one more time you ain't gonna be allowed to sleep in the barn no more!
Cletus: Duly noted.
Take it to the gin thread...
So back to the ops ask: recent favorite is Four Roses small batch select. 104 proof and delicious.
Wife found it reasonably priced at NH liquor store and brought it home.
Hot damn
I recently found a bottle of Little Booker Chapter 9 None for Granted. I haven't seen Little Booker in many years so I couldn't pass. A little different than I remember, but the heat is still there and I thought it was good bourbon. I like wheated bourbons more, but it has a nice lingering finish with the bite I've grown to enjoy on a high proof whiskey. I'm looking forward to sharing it with a family member that has said Little Book is one of her favorites.
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