Too bad you're about to run out of the Rendezvous - the new version (which is actually even better) is really scarce.View attachment 157394
It’s cocktail time.
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Redbreast 27 yo Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey: Redbreast 12, 15, and 21 yo are
all delightful in their own right, however the 27yo Redbreast is sublime. In 2021,
the Beverage Testing Institute (BTI) awarded Redbreast 27yo Irish whiskey a
perfect 100 score (as a point of comparison, Pappy Van Winkle Family Reserve
20yo got a 99 score). At the Irish Distillers (makers of Jameson) Midleton location
in County Cork, the Redbreast 27 is enriched in ruby port barrels from Portugal’s Douro Valley. Redolent with opulent berry aromas on the nose, then bursting with vanilla, toffee, and tropical fruit on the tongue and palate, and extending through a long finish with some dark chocolate, along with hints of nutmeg, cinnamon, and other spices. Redbreast 27yo is a bit more expensive, but since it sits at the pinnacle of fine spirits, easily one of the best whiskeys in the world, it is well worth the cost for such impressive flavors!
I can get the Rendezvous around here if i want to pay the price($80-$100) but the Campfire, which I prefer, is now "distillery only".Too bad you're about to run out of the Rendezvous - the new version (which is actually even better) is really scarce.
Rendezvous disappeared around here about 8 months ago, shortly after the "Limited Supply", fancy label release, as did the Campfire. There's tons of Double Rye and Prairie Bourbon. Their new, weird release program (presumably covid-related) is hopefully short-lived. the Rendezvous is available on line but at prices that drive me towards similar or better quality at lower prices.I can get the Rendezvous around here if i want to pay the price($80-$100) but the Campfire, which I prefer, is now "distillery only".
The liquor stores in the SLC area I've been to have been pretty well stocked but when I'm there I tend to keep it local and go for High West which they always have at a decent price.Speaking of SLC- what bourbons can you get there?
In NC all the liquor stores are state run and they don't stock many different types. Only in a blue moon can we get something as simple as Buffalo Trace.
Since I'll be driving out to SLC from NC- I'll be stopping along the way to see what I can find...
Too funny. I can get High West all day, everyday.The liquor stores in the SLC area I've been to have been pretty well stocked but when I'm there I tend to keep it local and go for High West which they always have at a decent price.
Not anymore... some of their Whiskeys are now Utah-only release.Too funny. I can get High West all day, everyday.
I’m generally not a big fan of Irish whiskey but that stuff is one is pretty good.This is the smoothest, tastiest Irish that I think Ive had. Delicious. Just packing some for a ski trip
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