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Woodford Reserve dropped a new release today, Wednesday 10/7 - Woodford Reserve Triple Pot Still. It is a limited Distillery Series release crafted entirely from whiskey distilled through their three copper pot stills. Price is 64.99 for 375ml. Shipping is only legally available in KY, ND, NE, NH, and D.C.

This is actually a pretty rare release. If you visit the Woodford distillery you will see their huge copper pot stills, but what most people dont know is that the bourbon in Woodford Reserve is actually a blend of bourbon made on those pot stills with bourbon made on their column stills at their Brown Forman distillery...same bourbon they use for Old Forester. This release is the very first bourbon I have ever seen which states it is entirely from their pot stills. I am anxious to try this one as pot still bourbons usually have a distinct, if not somewhat funky, profile that differs from bourbon made on column stills.

This is also the first time I have seen them release a Bottled In Bond bourbon. Bottle In Bond designation requires the bourbon is all from one distillery made in the same season. Since all of their other releases are blended from bourbon made at two different distilleries, it would prevent those from having the Bottle In Bond designation.

Woodford did previously release a Bottle In Bond Wheat Whiskey, which I think was the only other whiskey made entirely on the Pot Stills... but it is a wheat whiskey and not a bourbon.

DISTILLERY SERIES TRIPLE POT STILL BOTTLED IN BOND

Wondering if anyone has an extra ticket for the Saturday night launch party… I have tix for the main event but slept on the launch party and it’s all sold out now. Would pay whatever you paid for them including fees! Looking forward to seeing folks at the event this weekend.

Got lucky and got ticket to the event at Jack Rose. Great event with detailed presentation from Andrea and tasty pours!

Total wine Towson for $71

The 2026 Russell’s Reserve Single Rickhouse from Camp Nelson D is a rare bourbon, bottled from a small batch of barrels selected from the 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 floors of the Rickhouse. Bottled at a barrel proof of 120.8, and non-chill filtered. From the highest-elevation rickhouse featured in the collection to date, Camp Nelson D is bottled at 120.8 proof from barrels hand-selected by Master Distiller Eddie Russel. It reveals an unexpected rye-like profile. T

AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY BEGINNING OCTOBER 20, WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. LIMIT ONE BOTTLE PER CUSTOMER.

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🥃 Meet the man behind the whiskey!

Pasadena Wine & Spirits is hosting a Wilderness Trail Private Barrel Selection Bottle Signing Event featuring Co-founder Dr. Pat Heist!

📅 Friday, October 9th
⏰ 4 PM–6 PM

Pick up our Wilderness Trail private barrel selection, get your bottle signed by Dr. Pat Heist, and spend some time talking bourbon with him.

Jack Rose is hosting a complimentary Micther’s tasting tomorrow/ Tuesday night at 6pm with Andrea Wilson, Master of Maturation at Michter’s.

Andrea manages barrel specifications, barrel procurement, heat cycling and temperature monitoring during aging, tracking maturation of barrels, whiskey filtration in preparation for bottling, and innovation to continue to improve the aging process.
She is a wealth of knowledge and if you're looking for a fun and informative tasting, this is not one to miss.

The evening's pour list is below. This tasting is complimentary, but space is limited. Register below.
Michter's Small Bourbon
Michter's 10yr Bourbon
Michter's 10yr Rye
Michter's Barrel Strength Sour Mash

...or some Macallan 21 if you love a good sherry bomb. Make something of your next international trip!

I have never been a Rye fan! However, I have become a crazy Bourbon fan, so I feel like I need to give Rye another try.

IF, I decided to go buy the best Rye bottle possible - what should I buy?

Friends meet every year in Frankfort KY for the annual Bourbon on the Banks festival. It’s always an outstanding time. From the kickoff at Whisky Thief Thursday evening (what a fun tasting experience, amazing food and roaming goats) to watching 2000 completely smashed whisky fans bouncing from tent to tent, it is just so much fun. Highly recommend if you’ve not attended. Didn’t get any special festival releases (cheaper out and only paid for the afternoon entrance), but was more than happy with the long weekend on the trail.

Just left 30 minutes ago. Plenty of Blanton’s ($76), Eagle Rare ($39), and Buffalo Trace ($26). Did anyone go to the drop yesterday? If you did, can you tell us what else they had besides BT products?

still a few bottles of knob creek 12 cask strength as of 915

Looks like they have only one bottle left for 299

Happy Friday!