Pappy Van Winkle
Anyone try this SUPER expensive Bourbon ?
1.5 to 3.5 Thousand dollars on line, despite the MSRP. (15year old)
10,12,15,23 and "if you have to ask the price" .... vintages.
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Like most things the cost for improvement at the top is expensive. There's a lot of difference between a $100 pistol and a $1000 pistol and while a $2000 pistol will be better the difference will not be so dramatic over the $1000 one. Same for booze. Once you reach a certain level the cost of improvement becomes exponential. 0 -
I'm not going to buy any but even though I gave up hard stuff over 30 years ago I would make an exception if someone offer me a free shot.Flying Clay Disk said:Well, I hope those who can afford it enjoy it because I don't think I'll ever be having any!
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I've had the 15 year old and the rye. Both were excellent, but not so much better than other premium brands that I'd pay the inflated prices. 0 -
Daughter in law got a few shots from a $2,000 bottle of PVW...She said she would become an alcoholic if she could get a bottle...She was amazed!!! 0 -
I have an open bottle of 12 year old Van Winkle on the bar right now. It is good but not “oh my gosh” good.
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I had two shots at 80 bucks a pop but I was wasted so I don't know if it was any good or not LOL I prefer Four roses single barrel or similar 0 -
One born ever minute.
PT Barnum.
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Had about $200 worth the other day, lol. #3 won a bottle in a raffle. She and son-in-law shared it with #2, her hubbie, and me. Was smooth like butter for sure.
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