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New notes on SIX RARE WHISKEY SAMPLES. Tap that πŸ”— IN BIO for deets on these samples dating back as far as 1969, generously shared with me by a fellow whiskey fan. Cheers! Heading toward the final pours of this 2014 Rendezvous Rye. They literally don’t make’m like this anymoreβ€”blending 6-year MGP and 16-year Barton ryes. Sweet, herbal, vibrant, and syrupy. Cheers! A friend gifted me a handful of Meyer lemons so of course I’ve been putting them toward cocktails. With autumn fully underway, I’ve been using maple syrup as my cocktail sweetener. The combo in πŸ“Έ1 makes for a great autumnal whiskey sour. A perfect cocktail as the sun prepares to set (πŸ“Έ3) and temperatures drop. Cheers!

Now also on THREADS and BLUESKY πŸ§΅πŸ¦‹πŸ₯ƒ

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Sharing Is Caring – six rare whiskey samples shared with me by a fellow whiskey fan
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Sharing Is Caring – six rare whiskey samples shared with me by a fellow whiskey fan

THE SIX SAMPLES: πŸ₯ƒ Willett Bourbon (2026), SiB 7128 “Don’t H8 The Player,” aged 8 years, 126.4 proof πŸ₯ƒ King … Continue reading Sharing Is Caring – six rare whiskey samples shared with me by a fellow whiskey fan

Fall Faves Pt2 – Four Roses Barrel Strength Single Barrel OESV
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Fall Faves Pt2 – Four Roses Barrel Strength Single Barrel OESV

FOUR ROSES BARREL STRENGTH SiB OESV Barrel PN 8-1W selected by Safeway NorCal August 2022 MASH BILL – 75% corn, … Continue reading Fall Faves Pt2 – Four Roses Barrel Strength Single Barrel OESV

Fall Faves Pt1 – Knob Creek 10 Year SiB Store Pick
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Fall Faves Pt1 – Knob Creek 10 Year SiB Store Pick

KNOB CREEK SiB BOURBONa barrel from Warehouse L, Floor 2, Rick 16, selected by K&L (2024) MASH BILL – 75% … Continue reading Fall Faves Pt1 – Knob Creek 10 Year SiB Store Pick

Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye – Cask Strength Single Barrel
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Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye – Cask Strength Single Barrel

HARD TRUTH SWEET MASH RYE Single Barrel #20-0546 selected by Hello Again Whiskey Friends, The World’s Worst Bourbon Channel, Dusty … Continue reading Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye – Cask Strength Single Barrel

One last round with Willett Family Estate Rye – a single barrel from 2019
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One last round with Willett Family Estate Rye – a single barrel from 2019

WILLETT FAMILY ESTATE BOTTLED RYE Single Barrel #3611 (2019) MASH BILL – Unstated (likely 74% rye, 11% corn, 15% barley) PROOF – … Continue reading One last round with Willett Family Estate Rye – a single barrel from 2019

The Hearach 7 Year Cask Strength Single Malt – aged in a first-fill Buffalo Trace barrel
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The Hearach 7 Year Cask Strength Single Malt – aged in a first-fill Buffalo Trace barrel

THE HEARACH SINGLE MALT Single cask #1281 selected by K&L (2025) MASH BILL – 100% malted barley PROOF – 113.2 … Continue reading The Hearach 7 Year Cask Strength Single Malt – aged in a first-fill Buffalo Trace barrel

What makes a “Limited Edition” worth it?
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What makes a “Limited Edition” worth it?

It’s a subjective question, and I’ll not be so forward as to assume any objective answers here. But it’s a … Continue reading What makes a “Limited Edition” worth it?

One last round with Henry McKenna 10 Year Single Barrel Bottled in Bond – from 2016
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One last round with Henry McKenna 10 Year Single Barrel Bottled in Bond – from 2016

HENRY McKENNA Single Barrel #3536 barreled on August 16, 2006 MASH BILL – 78% corn, 10% rye, 12% malted barley … Continue reading One last round with Henry McKenna 10 Year Single Barrel Bottled in Bond – from 2016

McKenzie 9 Year Rye – Cask Strength Single Barrel
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McKenzie 9 Year Rye – Cask Strength Single Barrel

MCKENZIE RYE Single Barrel #2019 selected by Seelbach’s (2025) MASH BILL – 80% rye, 20% malted barley PROOF – 106 … Continue reading McKenzie 9 Year Rye – Cask Strength Single Barrel

Elijah Craig 15 Year Single Barrel Bourbon (2026)
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Elijah Craig 15 Year Single Barrel Bourbon (2026)

ELIJAH CRAIG 15 YEAR BOURBON Single Barrel 158 (bottled January 23, 2026) MASH BILL – 78% corn, 10% rye,12% malted … Continue reading Elijah Craig 15 Year Single Barrel Bourbon (2026)

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