Favorite Whiskey?

SO I didn't try one today (cause lunch time) but went to this local place for Wings today, place is called Worlds End. Saw they have a part of their drink menu called Boozy Shakes. One caught my eye and I will be trying it when we go back for dinner at some point soon. It's a Maple, Bacon, Bourbon Milkshake. Sounds freaking awesome to me.

 

New glass shipment is in

 

Take it you have a Laser guy? If not let me know if you need something and we would be happy to quote you for it.

 

We do, but I’m always interested to have a backup. Can you add this to a glass?

Send me all details either way. We will need another run of glasses for sure

 

Let me see what I can do. Have to convert it into a format the laser can handle and sometimes you can lose some detail.

 

Send me a PM

 

Haven't been able to find the Antique...can only track down special reserve every other week or so. (South Florida)

 

Done.

 

Sweeeeeeet

I bought a stemmed glass

 

I'd be interested in buying a few of those glasses, "someone say whiskey?". Is there a separate thread for ordering when available?

 

I went back to watch the stream, y'all had a hell of a night! Awesome content. I really enjoyed hearing all of the history and stories of Booker Noe.

 

For those interested in glasses, find us on Facebook, and be sure to follow the posts. We will be placing another order. All the glasses are pre-sold when ordered.

We’re giving away the decanter tonight with a sample of this Full Proof!

 

Im gonna have to try it out

 

It was a good night last night! Booker's 25, Little Book chapter 1, Laat years Old Forester birthday batch, and Elijah Craig barrel proof. What a way to finish the night.

P.S. if anyone has a lead on Michters toasted barrel please let me know!

 

What toasted barrel are you looking for?

 

This one.
@Jmad1997

 

This is in my top 3 of Irish Whiskey ...

 

I have that at the house but haven't opened it yet

 

Man, it was a lot of fun. The last hour was just Matt and I hanging out with whomever was left in the chat. We had a great time.

Booker's story is pretty fascinating to read and to tell. It's especially fun if you've kept up with all of the batch names. Those names, events, etc. are all littered throughout his story. For a lot of the whiskey I have, a big part of the value is getting to talk about the backstory - knowing Booker Noe's history gives some pretty neat insight to the different batches.

I'm sure I'll get to be on with them again - I just need to do a little more cooking .

 

Twin liquors today