So the top of your shelves are about knee high?Where's the Fireball??
May I suggest you try some of TennBama lines finest?
So the top of your shelves are about knee high?Where's the Fireball??
Crown... or old smoky.... Bride loves it.Bird Dog Salted Carmel Whiskey...don't knock until you've tried it!
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Yep, I drank it back when the rebel soldier riding the horse was still on the bottle.Love me some Rebel Yell!!
My buddy just went there to see if there were any Blantons left. The lady behind the counter said yes, while a guy said NO with some authorityChasers in Pcola got there barrel pick in, they are not advertising you have to ask
Better stock up on the bottles now! Pretty soon all the "woke'rs" are gonna force a change in the name and label.Yep, I drank it back when the rebel soldier riding the horse was still on the bottle.
I checked the island liquor last May and they had a bottle in their glass case. The price was $230.Blantons and eagle rare are not difficult to find around here.
If you really want it the island liquor store at Pensacola beach normally has it- but about $15-20 high. Costco in Mobile normally has blantons around retail.
I like the 100+ proof bourbons.
McAFFEE'S BENCHMARKOnce upon a time I was a member of "The Bardstown Bourbon Society" which has since changed to "The Bardstown Whiskey Society".
Kentucky Bourbon needs to be at least 51% corn liquor and aged in a white oak barrel. True Kentucky Bourbon is distilled in Bourbon County Kentucky.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey
Now for an interesting taste diversion I recommend a little Double Cask Florida Bourbon from St. Augustine Distillery.
https://www.staugustinedistillery.com/
Once upon a time I was a member of "The Bardstown Bourbon Society" which has since changed to "The Bardstown Whiskey Society".
Kentucky Bourbon needs to be at least 51% corn liquor and aged in a white oak barrel. True Kentucky Bourbon is distilled in Bourbon County Kentucky.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourbon_whiskey
Now for an interesting taste diversion I recommend a little Double Cask Florida Bourbon from St. Augustine Distillery.
https://www.staugustinedistillery.com/