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Some of the best we have ever had.... worth every bit of the $$
Some time back Kevin (kkina) karma'd a sample mini-bottle of this nectar in a little box he decorated to look like the original you've posted. (Again thanks Kevin!) Definitely interesting stuff! Enjoy!  
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| This will be a 1792 Bourbon evening, prior to supper. |
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| I take my hat off to you, Benny. I am quite fond of Knob Creek Bourbon, and there is NO WAY that I would give it up for ANY Scotch Whiskey!! I have tried to drink/like Scotch, and it just is NOT going to happen. |
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| quote: Originally posted by sig229-SAS:
Some of the best we have ever had.... worth every bit of the $$
Yeah, I know, it's a bit large...
Oh man, that stuff is excellent. My wife bought me a bottle of that whisky a few Christmases back. So good. Dang, now I'm jonesing for it. Enjoy it!
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