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Official PCF Whisk(e)y Thread (88 Viewers)

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Holy shit! My co worker just came in and told me he went to the local Costco yesterday at lunch and they were putting out blantons and weller 107..... $47.99 and $38.99 Limit 1 of each of course. I told him WTF why didn't you call me! I'll be taking a early lunch today to see if there is any left. I highly doubt it tho
 
Welp as just as I thought, all gone. Went right when they opened and saw a guy restocking the willet and asked how long did the blantons and weller last.... He said they had 12 bottles of each and they were gone within the hour. He said todays shipment was whistle pig 10 year, they had a couple cases on the cart to be put on the shelf
 
That's the first time I've ever even heard that our Costco had weller or blantons. I've seen pictures from other Costco's with it but never anywhere close to me
 
OK, you bourbon beasts --next month at a local restaurant. Worthwhile, or not? Thanks!

"...an unforgettable five-course pairing dinner showcasing the historic Four Roses Distillery and a specially selected Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE.
The night's curated lineup includes a welcome Old Fashioned with Four Roses Yellow Label, followed by Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon, Four Roses Small Batch Select Bourbon, Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon, and Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE, all expertly paired with five exquisite courses.

About Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22
This special limited-production release allowed our team to select our own unique barrel alongside Brent Elliott, master distiller, from the distillery's inventory. Barrel No. 51-1S offers a distinct flavor profile from Four Roses Recipe OESK (75% corn, 20% rye, 5% malted barley).

This commemorative release is cherished not only for its exceptional quality but also for the opportunity it provides to savor a truly personalized bourbon experience, making it highly sought-after among collectors and enthusiasts alike.

NOTE: Your ticket to this dinner includes a bottle of Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22.

Check-In: 6:45 pm (Doors Open at 6:30 pm)

Single Ticket (1) with 1 Bottle: $160 plus tax & service fee
Pair of Tickets (2) with 1 Bottle: $230 plus tax & service fee"
 
pltrgyst said:
OK, you bourbon beasts --next month at a local restaurant. Worthwhile, or not? Thanks!

"...an unforgettable five-course pairing dinner showcasing the historic Four Roses Distillery and a specially selected Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE.
The night's curated lineup includes a welcome Old Fashioned with Four Roses Yellow Label, followed by Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon, Four Roses Small Batch Select Bourbon, Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon, and Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE, all expertly paired with five exquisite courses.

About Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22
This special limited-production release allowed our team to select our own unique barrel alongside Brent Elliott, master distiller, from the distillery's inventory. Barrel No. 51-1S offers a distinct flavor profile from Four Roses Recipe OESK (75% corn, 20% rye, 5% malted barley).

This commemorative release is cherished not only for its exceptional quality but also for the opportunity it provides to savor a truly personalized bourbon experience, making it highly sought-after among collectors and enthusiasts alike.

NOTE: Your ticket to this dinner includes a bottle of Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22.

Check-In: 6:45 pm (Doors Open at 6:30 pm)

Single Ticket (1) with 1 Bottle: $160 plus tax & service fee
Pair of Tickets (2) with 1 Bottle: $230 plus tax & service fee"
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A good private barrel bottle is worth $120ish, if you like Four Roses.
 
pltrgyst said:
OK, you bourbon beasts --next month at a local restaurant. Worthwhile, or not? Thanks!

"...an unforgettable five-course pairing dinner showcasing the historic Four Roses Distillery and a specially selected Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE.
The night's curated lineup includes a welcome Old Fashioned with Four Roses Yellow Label, followed by Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon, Four Roses Small Batch Select Bourbon, Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon, and Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE, all expertly paired with five exquisite courses.

About Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22
This special limited-production release allowed our team to select our own unique barrel alongside Brent Elliott, master distiller, from the distillery's inventory. Barrel No. 51-1S offers a distinct flavor profile from Four Roses Recipe OESK (75% corn, 20% rye, 5% malted barley).

This commemorative release is cherished not only for its exceptional quality but also for the opportunity it provides to savor a truly personalized bourbon experience, making it highly sought-after among collectors and enthusiasts alike.

NOTE: Your ticket to this dinner includes a bottle of Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22.

Check-In: 6:45 pm (Doors Open at 6:30 pm)

Single Ticket (1) with 1 Bottle: $160 plus tax & service fee
Pair of Tickets (2) with 1 Bottle: $230 plus tax & service fee"
Click to expand...

I was thinking $160 is way too much for a bottle of private select but 4 course with 4 pours and a gift bottle sounds like a good time. If the restaurant is known to have good food, I think it’d be fun for a nice date. And then you could save the bottle for another occasion with said date. It’d make it special.

I would do it and I don’t even like four roses that much
 
Well, my wife (aka "The Queen", or as she hates to be called, "Frau Guzzleschmidt", drinks her share, so the $230 for two sounds like a much better deal.

And yes, the food is excellent, though these events are held in a huge, sterile hall with a thirty-foot ceiling...
 
pltrgyst said:
OK, you bourbon beasts --next month at a local restaurant. Worthwhile, or not? Thanks!

"...an unforgettable five-course pairing dinner showcasing the historic Four Roses Distillery and a specially selected Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE.
The night's curated lineup includes a welcome Old Fashioned with Four Roses Yellow Label, followed by Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon, Four Roses Small Batch Select Bourbon, Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon, and Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE, all expertly paired with five exquisite courses.

About Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22
This special limited-production release allowed our team to select our own unique barrel alongside Brent Elliott, master distiller, from the distillery's inventory. Barrel No. 51-1S offers a distinct flavor profile from Four Roses Recipe OESK (75% corn, 20% rye, 5% malted barley).

This commemorative release is cherished not only for its exceptional quality but also for the opportunity it provides to savor a truly personalized bourbon experience, making it highly sought-after among collectors and enthusiasts alike.

NOTE: Your ticket to this dinner includes a bottle of Four Roses Single Barrel Private Selection by GROVE | PIER 22.

Check-In: 6:45 pm (Doors Open at 6:30 pm)

Single Ticket (1) with 1 Bottle: $160 plus tax & service fee
Pair of Tickets (2) with 1 Bottle: $230 plus tax & service fee"
Click to expand...
If the food is really good, then this seems like a no-brainer to me. A fun night out, good whiskey, and a nice private selection bottle to take home for $230 ain't bad at all. In my area, dinners like this run about $100 a head without the bottle to take home.
 
wolfpack said:
BBNAGB2
Bottle pickup has been set for 10/6.
From there you will be getting a message from either myself, indyscammer, or bluegrass poker for shipping information.

The bottle that was chosen came out at 115.9 proof. That's up there for New riff.
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Thank you! I'm so excited to get it and try it out!
 

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