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Between this and the cheap Embury, I must have somehow pleased the drinks gods. I guess I’m just a lucky so-and-so.
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Where did you find that? You so-and-so.
I found several bottles at a liquor store in Queens. I’m tempted to go back and clear the shelves of it, since I don’t think I’ll ever see it again.
hmmm… maybe we can make a trade……
Ok, I too am a hobbyist mixer in Brooklyn, New York, and would love to know where you got this, as I’m not about to go through the process of making the stuff under present circumstances. And I promise to not to go clear the shelves of any more than a bottle or two. Wish I could give some “dusty bottles” info in return, perhaps the best I could do is some Laird’s 12-year (?)… Cheers on your find!