[Ccass]

Looking for any unopened vintage Bourbon Whiskey. In the Bourbon world, vintage can be as new as 3-5 years old! So if you got a gift and aren't into bourbon, shoot me a PM with a pic of what you have.

I'll pay cash or I have been known to get my hands on an occasional Pontiac part that I would trade very fairly with.

[PontiacMatt72]

Being that I live in the heart of Bourbon country, if there’s something specific you got in mind let me know and I don’t mind to keep a keen eye out. Happy hunting.

[TAKerry]

Dang, I have a really nice engraved bottle that I received as a personal gift when I was at the Keeneland Concours a number of years ago. Unfortunately someone (not myself I dont drink) cracked it open for a few sips. Dont suppose youre looking for a vintage bottle of Dom? I have one of those in the box with the paper work as well.

[Brewster]

Does Cognac count? Id like the Dom Kerry. Let me know if an option??

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by PontiacMatt72

Being that I live in the heart of Bourbon country, if there’s something specific you got in mind let me know and I don’t mind to keep a keen eye out. Happy hunting.

Thanks Matt! I've found that even right in Bourbon country, you need to literally visit stores on an almost daily basis to pickup the harder to find 'current' limited edition items. And many times the regular versions look the same as the special editions if you are not careful. That being said,......
EH Taylor (any)
Weller (any)
Stagg Jr. (any)
Blanton's (any)
Henry McKenna 10 year green label
Michter's 10 year
cooper's craft reserve

These are all under $75 msrp and what I would pay.

The following are a little more expensive;

Bardstown Discovery series 4
Sam Houston 14 or 15 year
Calumet 15 year
Old Carter

Are all very hard to find in my area and really anywhere. You just have to catch the store putting it on the shelf but in more situations, they won't even put it out on the shelf. You have to ask the manager if he has any in the back. When that happens, 'most' times, the price is still reasonable. But then that's another problem in that you'd have to know pricing.

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by TAKerry

Dang, I have a really nice engraved bottle that I received as a personal gift when I was at the Keeneland Concours a number of years ago. Unfortunately someone (not myself I dont drink) cracked it open for a few sips. Dont suppose youre looking for a vintage bottle of Dom? I have one of those in the box with the paper work as well.

PM me the details. I might still be interested.

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by Brewster

Does Cognac count? Id like the Dom Kerry. Let me know if an option??

thanks but I have my hands full with bourbon let alone getting into cognac!

[Greg Reid]

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/250...CE2EL4KAOEJOA/


I guess you heard about this 250 year old bourbon being auctioned?

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/250...CE2EL4KAOEJOA/


I guess you heard about this 250 year old bourbon being auctioned?

Ha! very cool! Not sure how I'd feel after spending that much money and then it likely tastes like rotting wood!

[Greg Reid]

The guy l heard on the radio this morning said that he was allowed '4 drops'. Said it had the bourbon smell but very mild taste.

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[GT182]

The 250 year old bourbon might might get $10,000 a shot, or a whole lot more, if the auction winner was willing to open it.

[nashcar]

I have a 1970 era Jim Beam. If you’re interested I can send a picture to your email. Never figured out how to send them on this site.

[Gastiresandoil]

Have one of these in the old liquor cabinet, still with the paper seal on it. Jim Beam liquor is from 1981.

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by nashcar

I have a 1970 era Jim Beam. If you’re interested I can send a picture to your email. Never figured out how to send them on this site.

Thanks! Sure. Send to ccass400@gmail.com

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by Gastiresandoil

Have one of these in the old liquor cabinet, still with the paper seal on it. Jim Beam liquor is from 1981.

that's very cool. So it's full? Still sealed? I'll send you a PM in advance of your answer.

[Old Goat Racer]

These are NOT for sale. But how do I tell how old they are ?

[Redpiston]

look for a date on the tax stamp on the ribbon that goes across the cap.

[Old Goat Racer]

Someone put the price tag on top of the cap. Guess I'll never know. My son bought them for me about 15 years ago.
My Dad used to drink C & G . He introduced it to me when I turned 21.
Is this brand still being made/sold ??
OGR

[Ccass]

Originally Posted by Old Goat Racer

Someone put the price tag on top of the cap. Guess I'll never know. My son bought them for me about 15 years ago.
My Dad used to drink C & G . He introduced it to me when I turned 21.
Is this brand still being made/sold ??
OGR

The tax stamp identifies the age by it's color.

https://www.drinksplanet.com/dating-...s...-1205.html

It has to be at least older than 1984 from what I can see.

I have not ever heard of that brand.

[69droptopraiii]

What would something like these be worth.The Canadian Club has 1968 on the stamp.The Seagrams is from 1967.Both are full one gallon bottles.I also have a gallon bottle of beefeater from the sixties.