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IT’S FINALLY HERE!

I Love You Bro ❤

I bought a house with a bar in it. It wasn't a great bar, but I jazzed it up and added a bunch of bottles of everything, thinking it would be a great social room for friends. It seems none of our friends are drinking like they used to. So now I have a lot of liquor we will never drink. 😕

I'm with this idea 100%. Secondary prices on this whiskey is stupid.

Which is your favorite Whistlepig?

Supply and demand is as America as it gets.

Where are you? What about this year? 2024. Half over already!

Your bottle must be different than mine as my bottle says "distilled in Vermont, Kentucky, Indiana.

what happened to weekly whiskey?

I hate flippers. But I have a question. I am in a giveaway for a bottle I already have and don’t want another. I want to be able to try products that are new to me. So if I won the giveaway would I be a hypocrite trying to sell the bottle at MSRP/ make a trade?

Good podcast, I listen to the show often. How do you register the bottle? I have vi Samurai.

Just found your Channel, and Subbed. I’m a HUGE Fan of Penelope! They are doing Great things with MGP Juice!

Love John Rich ❤

Did I steal this at 300.00

KC12 (100) always makes me pass on KC18

Never seen the Gold on shelf in Maine or New Hampshire. Regular Seagrass and Grey Label Seagrass is always on bar and backup on shelf.

Bumping video as spot on

Secondary market sellers are getting most of their items from distributors, unfortunately - not flipping bottles. Keep in mind, flippers are competing with drinkers and hoarders. The reality is such that distributors scalp at least half of allocated bottles to the secondary.

Great review! Bought this as a gift for my daughter’s boyfriend. Hope he likes it as much as you both do!

Picked up a bottle for 149.99 today. Can't wait to try it!!!!

I have two bottles of the Laphroaig 25. To me it's worth the price. I am a Lagavulin fan and that's how I for into peated scotch but I have come to adore Laphroaig and Ardbeg just as much. This expression is delicious and special! This is a more elegant Laphroaig in my opinion. For me this is a fabulous pour and what a finish! Cheers! 🙂

Great review on this, my whole family is Greek so cant wait to see everyones reaction to it. Im waiting to open my bottle on Christmas Eve, cant wait.

3:12 agree, tastes fantastic out of a Four Roses glass that matches the bottle shape :)

It's a $600 bottle of creative mind... Te ten is partially aged in Raisin and mead barrels, but comes in at only 105 proof

I bought this recently and was really impressed! Similar to Heaven Hill BiB, but better. Less bite and richer flavor with a touch of peanut like you get from some Jim Beam products.

Thanks for the review. About to try tonight a Driftless Glen cask strength store pick that I picked up a couple of weeks ago.

Yes, very good sweet bourbon. One of my new favorites.

For over 520$ , it BETTER be the best version of Seagrass!! LOL So, i did had a pour of this from a bottle a friend got a few months ago that he received as a gift from his parents..lol Its nice, even better than both the other version of Seagrass that i've had, but "425$ better"?...idk..

bring back the videos!

Haven’t seen any new content for awhile now. Hope you’re both doing ok.

$40 in CT. Just bought my second bottle today. One of the smoothest 100 proof I’ve tasted to date.

10000% agree. I love trying new bourbons. But if I could get 200ml instead of full size I could try so much more

Scarouse synonym: Fear Boner. Good vid fellas!

New subscriber. Nice review. I have not had Barrel #32, but love the #33. Recently picked up #34 and Vantage. I like #33 best, then #34 and then Vantage. 🥃

How much did you pay for 27 and 32? Outside the US, the prices are just ridiculous so was just curious. Also, is the 25 a good entry level for people who are new to peated whiskeys.

I don't think this was mentioned.........but Georgetown, strategically, is a very important and smart choice. And rather odd that no one picked it prior. Georgetown is where the most famous story of Bourbon's creation took place. As Elijah Craig reputedly first developed it at Royal Spring around 1800. Hes at least the first guy on record to use charred oak barrels in making his whiskey. So it has a reputation for being the "Birthplace of Bourbon." Blue Run is going to use Royal Spring as their water base. So they would be the only distillery using the water source of the original Bourbon. In addition, Georgetown sits on TWO national Interstates. Interstates that link it to cities such as St. Louis, Miami, Cincinatti, Detroit, Louisville, and Atlanta. These guys aren't plopping that 50 million down for nothing. They obviously have a smart marketing gameplan. It may be a gamble, but its the CORRECT gamble.

Just found a c918 for retail 😳 Its reminiscent of less refined HH17.

I bought this last night and have had three pours so far. Each one gets worse. The upper pallet has a lot of bitter/sour, the middle is Ok, and then it finishes with a chemically turpentine note. I don’t get any of the oak influenced Carmel you guys are talking about. I couldn’t even finish my glass this afternoon. I really enjoy Larceny, Willet, Regier (my fave), and even tho I’m not a rye guy, 6yr and 10 yr Pig is awesome. Is there a such thing as getting a bad bottle? I really had big hopes about this bottle.

And no one asked why this is not a STRAIGHT bourbon. I'm curious. Straight bourbons can't have additives such as flavorings or colorings. Does Piggyback bourbon have additives?

Just bought batch 34. I had a blind taste test of 32, 33, and 34. Batch 34 was my favorite, followed by 33, and 32 last. I have friends who are always blown away by the complexity of Seagrass.

Found a RR13 last week for under 75. It was batch 3 so really good but not as good as 1 or 2

I paid for a pour of the lot b. I really liked it. I didnt like it enough to pay secondary prices. To make matters worse, the "pappy influence " has inflated the prices of Weller. I dont know if the distributors are to blame or if Buffalo Trace is feeding the problem for profit. The biggest contributing factor is the thise who will pay the exorbitant prices. Why does Buffalo Trace keep creating nee versions of Weller? This takes away from their ability to meet the demand for the products that use the wheated mash bill. Why are they exporting these highly allocated bottles? Why not cut production of the 20 and 23 year old bottles. That way there would be more 10, 12, and 15 year bottles. Maybe the 3 teir system needs to be altered. Why not let the producers have input as to where the bottles are shipped? Send all the 10 year to one set of states. Send all the 12 year to another set and so on. Then rotate every year. The biggest thing that needs to happen is for the consumers to unite and stop buying. This would not only stick it to the flippers, it would get the attention of the producers

No comparison for me. I like WFP but I like the Larceny better especially the C922.

I guess I’m part of the problem. Someone offers me 10x the money I paid, they can have it. 4 bottles of pappy or a brand new Triumph street triple motorcycle. That was an easy decision.

I saw 2 of these for 499.99 each here in NC. I bought one and sent my wife over for the other. Sold the second one for 800 to a rich asshole neighbor of mine. So I paid roughly 250 OTD for mine :)

Love all the convo about food and cooking. In addition to whiskey, I'm also really into good food and cooking, especially smoking meat. Would love it if you were to include more to talk about these topics more!

I have 2 but waiting for a right time to open it was hard to find

Just picked one up last night for our bar. Excited to crack it open and give it a shot

After striking out several times, was pretty sure I just wasn't going to see this one, but finally found LBP a few days ago for $69.99 and based on the reviews I've heard, picked up 2 bottles!

Love KC. Sucks I was out of town for month when it dropped. All gone