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Official PCF Whisk(e)y Thread (45 Viewers)

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BruceWayne said:
I just checked my stash, thought I had 57. One shy, I have a 56.
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Ack. Just looked it up. It was 58. My honey hole had three at MSRP and she couldn’t give them away, for months. I bought one, then traded it since I had a couple other Cigar Blends. Just by chance a couple days later I came across an article about how amazing the 58 was, and I rushed over to the store.

“Sold both yesterday to a guy who seemed excited.”

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gopherblue said:
Ack. Just looked it up. It was 58. My honey hole had three at MSRP and she couldn’t give them away, for months. I bought one, then traded it since I had a couple other Cigar Blends. Just by chance a couple days later I came across an article about how amazing the 58 was, and I rushed over to the store.

“Sold both yesterday to a guy who seemed excited.”

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Last sentence is funny.

Cigar Blend Batch #58: “Darth Vader”

66.17% ABV

Clocking in at a hefty alcohol by volume of 66.17%, Cigar Blend Batch #58, aka “Darth Vader,” is both the highest Cigar Blend Batch to date and also has the darkest personality of all the batches. With its deep copper and mahogany color, Batch #58 boasts rich and bold notes of Russian Imperial Stout beer, English Christmas cake filled with dates, black currants, and figs, and thick black strap molasses. The palate is further emboldened with notes of dark roasted espresso beans, dark chocolate, pipe tobacco, old leather-bound books, dried Mirabelle plums, mint simple syrup, Royal Navy Black Strap rum, and Black Forest cake with dark cherries. A few drops of water help release some of the oils and wood sugars, with notes of grilled nuts and caramel candy. Batch #58 is not for the faint of heart.
 
Can anyone give me a first WhistlePig suggestion to try (lets say anything under $75...however much under is up to you). It's a brand I've been avoiding because there tend to be a stack of options at any store I go into and I never know where to begin! Or tell me nothing is worth it...that's fine too!
 
DZPoker said:
Can anyone give me a first WhistlePig suggestion to try (lets say anything under $75...however much under is up to you). It's a brand I've been avoiding because there tend to be a stack of options at any store I go into and I never know where to begin! Or tell me nothing is worth it...that's fine too!
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I've only had 10yr store picks and 12yr Farmstock. Both are pricier but good.
 
DZPoker said:
Can anyone give me a first WhistlePig suggestion to try (lets say anything under $75...however much under is up to you). It's a brand I've been avoiding because there tend to be a stack of options at any store I go into and I never know where to begin! Or tell me nothing is worth it...that's fine too!
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can't go wrong with 10 year, I'd have to say that's a good start. the piggy back 6 year is a little harsh for me straight. I've have the 10-12-15 years and have tried the 18. all very good, I tend to stay away from the blends like the farmstock roadstock pit viper etc
 
Saoliver said:
I've only had 10yr store picks and 12yr Farmstock. Both are pricier but good.
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Matco said:
can't go wrong with 10 year, I'd have to say that's a good start. the piggy back 6 year is a little harsh for me straight. I've have the 10-12-15 years and have tried the 18. all very good, I tend to stay away from the blends like the farmstock roadstock pit viper etc
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Thank you both! The blends are the ones that turn my head in circles!
 
Looking for a bottle of Old Forester 1924. Not looking to break the bank but I understand it’s hard to find. My father was born in 1924, and I’d like to celebrate with my family on his 100th birthday. He died in 2007 but my mom is still alive. Thanks!
 
joepro said:
Looking for a bottle of Old Forester 1924. Not looking to break the bank but I understand it’s hard to find. My father was born in 1924, and I’d like to celebrate with my family on his 100th birthday. He died in 2007 but my mom is still alive. Thanks!
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I asked my best store about this today. He can get it in late Feb. Things take a while to get to Washington State. Happy to get a bottle for you, but it won't be MSRP. Likely $125ish or more depending on tax here.
 
joepro said:
Looking for a bottle of Old Forester 1924. Not looking to break the bank but I understand it’s hard to find. My father was born in 1924, and I’d like to celebrate with my family on his 100th birthday. He died in 2007 but my mom is still alive. Thanks!
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If anyone has an OF1924 for @joepro send it to him on me. I will send you a bottle of better value.
 
joeyshin said:
If anyone has an OF1924 for @joepro send it to him on me. I will send you a bottle of better value.
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Pinkdan said:
I can get a 1924 for around 200. But hopefully one of y’all can find it closer to msrp
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If I find it, it’ll be whatever retail is. My local told me they’d most likely get it next month. I’ll be on the lookout for it for you.
 

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