Finishing the evening with some Old Weller Antique 107. I'm going to miss this stuff when it's gone
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Finishing the evening with some Old Weller Antique 107. I'm going to miss this stuff when it's gone
sorry, link seemed messed up, and no edit button??Quote:
Originally Posted by billbeck451
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Anyone had Noah's Mill? Looking to try something different for Christmas.
I have a bottle but have not tried yet, I hear it is good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ole Colony
I am spoiling myself this Christmas. This is bottle I had yesterday. The Weller 12 year old is one of my favorites. The William Larue Weller 12 year old is a wheated bourbon coming in at 135.4 barrel proof. I had two glasses of it and really enjoyed it, but for the money I would probably stick with the 90 proof Weller 12 year old.
Tonight's celebration, first with the 2016 Van Winkle 12 year old lot B special reserve, 90.4 proof and is also a wheated bourbon.
The second drink will be the 2015 selection of the 18 year old Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye Whiskey and comes in at a stout 126.9 proof.
If I could only find the Weller 12. I've had the antique but can't find the 12
I understand your pain. Last year I kept checking Spec's website. When they finally had some I drove over to Houston and bought a case. Next time I get some I will hit you up.Quote:
Originally Posted by billbeck451
The store I go to got a case of antique by accident so I ended up with some of that
A little Willets tonight and some Bullet. Tomorrow I'm getting a bottle of Angels Envy port aged. Really excited about that
Enjoy, all great choices. My suggestion would be to try the Angels Envy port aged as your fist drink, do not ruin the pallet and you will enjoy the nuances of the port aged.Quote:
Originally Posted by billbeck451