Houston guys:

when you're drinking Houston water, everything else must taste like pappyMarathonAg12 said:
Houston guys:
That's awesome! I hope the wood sealed well enough to keep the juice free from seawater. If so.... DAYUM, could be some great stuff.... or absolute dog ****e.... like what is available @ every liquor store under various labelsAgDev01 said:
Anyone interested in a 170+ year old whiskey aged at the bottom of Lake Michigan?Quote:
The story starts on an ill-fated evening in December of 1854. A passenger steamer called The Westmoreland foundered in the frigid waters of northern Lake Michigan. In addition to the 17 lives lost that night were the contents of the ship's hull, which included 280 barrels worth of whiskey.
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And it's not just collectors who are clamoring for a taste. As first reported by The Mirror, earlier this month, Richardson says that a regional distillery wants to salvage the juicefor scientific research. "The genetic makeup of corn was much different in 1854 and may have had a different taste to today's corn," he told the newspaper.
Traverse City Whiskey Co. would be the most likely candidate for this sort of project. One of Michigan's largest craft distilleries, it sits mere miles from the site of the wreck.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradjaphe/2023/02/19/american-whiskey-salvaged-from-170-year-old-shipwreck-could-be-worth-millions/?sh=4ff2d6213a14
I can imagine how any of the barrels would have remained water proof after all of this time but it will be interesting to see if anything even comes of this.
available + low cost = everyone must like it?MarathonAg12 said:
Why do people dislike Weller Special Reserve? The availability and cost of it in Texas is great.
Is it too readily available? Not rare enough for your palate?
62strat said:available + low cost = everyone must like it?MarathonAg12 said:
Why do people dislike Weller Special Reserve? The availability and cost of it in Texas is great.
Is it too readily available? Not rare enough for your palate?
So why aren't you drinking ol crow or sunny brook?
BrokeAssAggie said:
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/michters-to-release-10-year-kentucky-straight-bourbon-for-first-time-since-2021-301751887.html
62strat said:available + low cost = everyone must like it?MarathonAg12 said:
Why do people dislike Weller Special Reserve? The availability and cost of it in Texas is great.
Is it too readily available? Not rare enough for your palate?
So why aren't you drinking ol crow or sunny brook?
I freaking love it! I just do.MarathonAg12 said:
Why do people dislike Weller Special Reserve? The availability and cost of it in Texas is great.
Is it too readily available? Not rare enough for your palate?
MarathonAg12 said:
Why do people dislike Weller Special Reserve? The availability and cost of it in Texas is great.
Is it too readily available? Not rare enough for your palate?
TikkaShooter said:
Early Times BiB > Weller SR evvvvvvvveryday
Not really a comparison IMO.
ET BiB is a much better pour. At a lower price. And a slight higher proof. And always on the shelf.
Sazerac said:
Good call
Enjoy the escorts at Mastro's