They have some pretty cool distillery only releases. If you like ASM's the bottle of the Brandy Cask i got was really good and the 12 year Mountain Angel Port Finish, im betting is good as well. Neither are cheap.

Based on the emails they send, they do take pride in the distillery tour and cocktail lounge. If she just wants to kill time there are much worse things to do.

If anyone wants to try their products the blue peak for 45ish is honestly really solid.

AgDev01 said:

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They have some pretty cool distillery only releases. If you like ASM's the bottle of the Brandy Cask i got was really good and the 12 year Mountain Angel Port Finish, im betting is good as well. Neither are cheap.

Based on the emails they send, they do take pride in the distillery tour and cocktail lounge. If she just wants to kill time there are much worse things to do.

If anyone wants to try their products the blue peak for 45ish is honestly really solid.

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We did the tour years ago...maybe 10.

If I sent her there it's a Stop-&-Go. I'd have to give her a buy list. And I'm not that familiar with their single malts.

We did the tour 8+ years ago.

Really the only regular release that you couldn't find easily would be the mountain angel and that can be ordered off the website.

Probably not worth sending her imo.

Thoughts on Wild Turkey barrel proof v single barrel?

I was able to snag a HH private stock finished in brandy. There are a couple things I'd really like to try to flip it for, but what's an estimated value for it? I'd really love an old Fitz, but if I need to add a kicker for fair offer, I can.

Like the HH Select from the distillery? Or something different.

Yes, sorry, from the distillery.

Both are great Rare Breed is the better buy imo.

Camp Nelson Kentucky Spirits are pretty incredible though

Sounds like fun. Happy bday and happy new year!

Gonna have some Garrison Bros flowing!

Happy birthday! Wishing you many more years of health, happiness and great bourbon pours!

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What are y'all drinking?

Looking for your price opinions if you were to buy. What would be a fair price? I do not have these for sale but saw them at a local store nearby.

Old Rip Van Wrinkle 10 yr, 107 proof
George T. Stagg (not Stagg Jr)
Thomas Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey
Elmer T. Lee
Weller Antique 107

KDubAg said:

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Looking for your price opinions if you were to buy. What would be a fair price? I do not have these for sale but saw them at a local store nearby.

Old Rip Van Wrinkle 10 yr, 107 proof
George T. Stagg (not Stagg Jr)
Thomas Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey
Elmer T. Lee
Weller Antique 107

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Secondary prices (not what I would pay necessarily)
$600
$650
$450
$170
$110

OWA and some years of GTS are worth it, but none of the other stuff is worth that price imo.

I agree with those numbers.

Don't know how i missed it but American Single Malt is now an officially designation spirit category by the TTB effective Jan 19.

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The adopted criteria for American single malt whisky specify that the product be a type of whisky that is mashed, distilled, and aged in the United States; is distilled entirely at one U.S. distillery; is distilled to a proof of 160 or less; is distilled from a fermented mash of 100 percent malted barley; is stored in oak barrels (used, uncharred new, or charred new) with a maximum capacity of 700 liters; and is bottled at not less than 80 proof.

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https://craftspiritsmag.com/2024/12/17/ttb-establishes-american-single-malt-whisky-standard-of-identity/

I need to go get one

Bulldog73 said:

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I was able to snag a HH select stock finished in brandy. There are a couple things I'd really like to try to flip it for, but what's an estimated value for it? I'd really love an old Fitz, but if I need to add a kicker for fair offer, I can.

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Thanks for the info. I haven't seen these bottles at this store before. He had them priced at..

Old Rip Van Wrinkle 10 yr, 107 proof $800
George T. Stagg (not Stagg Jr) $800
Thomas Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey $500
Elmer T. Lee $150
Weller Antique 107 $120

He some Blantons for $100 and maybe Blantons Gold too (?) Eagle Rare for $60.

I may grab the OWA just to add to collection. Across the street a store had GTS for $600 as well.

KDubAg said:

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Thanks for the info. I haven't seen these bottles at this store before. He had them priced at..

Old Rip Van Wrinkle 10 yr, 107 proof $800
George T. Stagg (not Stagg Jr) $800
Thomas Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey $500
Elmer T. Lee $150
Weller Antique 107 $120

He some Blantons for $100 and maybe Blantons Gold too (?) Eagle Rare for $60.

I may grab the OWA just to add to collection. Across the street a store had GTS for $600 as well.

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Those are a hair above secondary across the board. Not awful from other shops I have seen price it but you can find those prices nearly all the time on secondary

Beautiful countertop

Literally just saw one on FB for 250.

I'm not saying that's necessarily fair or market (I'd have guessed 190-210), but just FYI.

That may be me. I took a little shot in the dark.

Ah, gotcha. Should have looked at pics more carefully!

I know I've seen some of the other variations (like the single malt) posted, but with it being a distillery release, you just don't see a ton of them.

I got the single malt from the distillery in April and it was really good!

In Orlando. lol

Yikes