So if whiskey demand continues to grow at 8% per year in 10 years they will need twice as much production to equal today's supply (relative to today's demand). So it will still be very, very hard to find :(.
It's honestly hard to recommend any Buffalo Trace product, despite the amazing quality, if they are simply not even available to purchase in most liquor stores. And I'm not paying double or triple MSRP online to some reseller.
I feel the same. I’ve been fortunate to be at the right place at the right time on a few occasions. I’ve gotten Blanton’s, EH Taylor and some Weller at MSRP a couple of times. Normal Buffalo Trace is always available here in California and Eagle Rare shows up enough to keep it at MSRP
double and triple if you're lucky. The only things I can find for double MSRP or less are regulat BT, the kosher ones and occasionally a Blantons. Literally everything else around me isn't available for less than 300 bucks
Finding the regular Buffalo Trace is a tricky task so hopefully quality doesn't suffer because that is a definitely solid bourbon and I look forward to being able to pick it up again
It is in every grocery store and every liquor store here in Arizona. Case after case and rows of it always on shelves. It is as plentiful as all other standard Bourbons. In the twelve years I have been drinking it it has never gone anywhere or been difficult to locate. It stays at its 22-24$ price point even after all these years.
Maybe I will see more Buffalo Trace in the northeast, most liquor stores in the northeast double and triple the price on your products. If we don't get more Buffalo Trace we have other bourbons that are also good but many prefer Buffalo Trace.
You can do it. Col. E.H. Taylor, Jr. was born on Friday February 12, 1830 in Columbus, Hickman County, Kentucky and passed away on Friday January 19, 1923 in Frankfort, Kentucky at the age of 92. Cheers!
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can't wait to double my 0.00005% chance of getting a WLW at MSRP!!!!
Hopefully it makes it to more stores. 👍🏻🤙🏻
Agreed. It literally doubles their whiskey production capacity. Of course it will be a few years before it matures. Cheers!
I just found some Eagle Rare at my grocery store for $31 this weekend.
It's out there!
@@DistilleryTrail Out there is right.
Great so ten years from now maybe you can get a bottle of Eagle Rare
So if whiskey demand continues to grow at 8% per year in 10 years they will need twice as much production to equal today's supply (relative to today's demand). So it will still be very, very hard to find :(.
@@rondaojstrsek7626 I'm hoping demand wanes dramatically as it did in the 70s and 80s or like the whole cigar craze died off.
@@rondaojstrsek7626 Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley did say Phase 4 includes a new distillery. Will have to watch for that news.
Heck, I'd settle for 90 proof Weller.
Nice. Now we can expect to see more bottles of Pappy in 20-25 years. 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly.
“Back in my day”
By then people will be back on clear spirits and no one will want it
You’ll see twice as many as you see today which would still be 0
MAKE IT MORE AVAILABLE TO US QUIT SENDING THE GOOD STUFF OUT OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY
Can't wait to come visit in May!
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure. They are now offering a new hard hat tour that will allow you to get up close and personal with the new column still. It's a fun tour!
It's honestly hard to recommend any Buffalo Trace product, despite the amazing quality, if they are simply not even available to purchase in most liquor stores. And I'm not paying double or triple MSRP online to some reseller.
I feel the same. I’ve been fortunate to be at the right place at the right time on a few occasions. I’ve gotten Blanton’s, EH Taylor and some Weller at MSRP a couple of times. Normal Buffalo Trace is always available here in California and Eagle Rare shows up enough to keep it at MSRP
double and triple if you're lucky. The only things I can find for double MSRP or less are regulat BT, the kosher ones and occasionally a Blantons. Literally everything else around me isn't available for less than 300 bucks
Finding the regular Buffalo Trace is a tricky task so hopefully quality doesn't suffer because that is a definitely solid bourbon and I look forward to being able to pick it up again
For sure. Everything is a duplicate of the original distillation setup so the difference between the two columns should be minimal.
It is in every grocery store and every liquor store here in Arizona. Case after case and rows of it always on shelves. It is as plentiful as all other standard Bourbons. In the twelve years I have been drinking it it has never gone anywhere or been difficult to locate. It stays at its 22-24$ price point even after all these years.
I can smell this video! LOL. I visited the BT distillery last year, and I fell in love with that sweet cooked distillet smell in the air.
It is a unique smell. Between the fermenting mash and aging barrels its a wonderful smell.
Wow that's crazy he played there when he was 5 years old 😳
I agree. I think he was kind of surprised when he said it out loud. He's a class act!
I just became familiar with Buffalo Trace last year out here in California and I think it is a wonderful product. It is my go to bourbon now.
I love Buffalo Trace. I will buy it as long as it's available.
Would be nice to be able to get at least one bottle from the antique collection before I die
Give me some George T Stage and EH Taylor please.
Maybe I will see more Buffalo Trace in the northeast, most liquor stores in the northeast double and triple the price on your products.
If we don't get more Buffalo Trace we have other bourbons that are also good but many prefer Buffalo Trace.
Great stuff-cheers🥃
About time! Could we get a West Virginia distribution, please?
Unfortunately I’ll most likely be dead when this juice is released or I’ll be over 90
You can do it. Col. E.H. Taylor, Jr. was born on Friday February 12, 1830 in Columbus, Hickman County, Kentucky and passed away on Friday January 19, 1923 in Frankfort, Kentucky at the age of 92. Cheers!
@@DistilleryTrail I hope your right
Cheers
Good video
Great!! I will be dead and gone...!!
TERRIBLE SOUND QUALITY
Wayne, Actually, that is a beautiful sound. That is the real-time sound of the stillhouse in operation making whiskey. Cheers!
@@DistilleryTrail sound quality, not sound origin 🤣🤣🤣