FRM
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9 years ago
The went on sale a couple days ago ...has anybody ever had them ?are they any good?any input would be appreciated...hoping to pickup a couple boxes
mikey1597
9 years ago
Ya good luck with that,,,, they're gone
jespear
9 years ago
Pappy Van Winkle makes cigars TOO ? 🤔
frankj1
9 years ago

Boxes.....seriously!

Unless you 'know someone' or 'win' the opportunity to purchase a bottle or two at retail price, be prepared to spend 3-4x retail for a bottle on the secondary market. It's good. Very good. But there are other excellent bourbons that are just as good, or better and can be purchased at retail price. The mystique has been created due the extremely limited availability.

SRH1 wrote:


I told my boss I was very limited in hopes my value would go up like Pappy...waiting to hear back
NapalmMan67
9 years ago
Never had any to know, probably never will. As with cigars, taste is subjective.

I was suckered in to believing ETL was one of the best things on earth in the bourbon world... Was I ever fooled.
NapalmMan67
9 years ago

Pappy Van Winkle makes cigars TOO ? 🤔

jespear wrote:




Pappy Van Winkle fermented cigars. $150.00 bx/ 10.
namadio
9 years ago
I'm pretty sure someone had a good post on here about them previously. I've never smoked one. Drew Estates products seem to be polarizing. The PVW Cigars are not aged/fermented/cured/whatever with pappy van winkle whiskey or pappy van winkle barrels. The use some amount of DE fire cured tobacco and the wrappers are aged/fermented in some sort of barrel. The blend was made by DE to accompany PVW and pair well. I can only imagine you are paying for the name.

I don't recall reading a positive review of these anywhere from anyone I trusted.

I don't like kentucky fire cured and I have not enjoyed any infused or barrel fermented/aged/whatever cigars. I would try one if it was given to me. I would not buy.
namadio
9 years ago

Never had any to know, probably never will. As with cigars, taste is subjective.

I was suckered in to believing ETL was one of the best things on earth in the bourbon world... Was I ever fooled.

NapalmMan67 wrote:



You were not suckered or fooled, your tastes are different. What did you not like about ETL?

Do you like any of the following: Ancient Age, Rockhill Farms, Hancock Reserve, Blanton's?

I'll happily dispose of any unwanted ETL for you.
bgz
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9 years ago

I told my boss I was very limited in hopes my value would go up like Pappy...waiting to hear back

frankj1 wrote:



You shouldn't tell things like that to Mrs. frank.
namadio
9 years ago

You shouldn't tell things like that to Mrs. frank.

bgz wrote:



As if. He's talking about the quarterly performance reports when Drafter lets him out of the gimp suit and cage.
FRM
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9 years ago
They are no longer a limited production cigar they are still for sale ...hopeing to get atleast a box just to see what the fuss is about thanks for your 2 cents guys ......
tamapatom
9 years ago
For $15 each, I can think of others to buy............................
NapalmMan67
9 years ago
Nick...


You were not suckered or fooled, your tastes are different. Correct, hence my "Taste is subjective" comment.

What did you not like about ETL? Tasted like musty mold. Same with Makers, albeit a weaker version.

Do you like any of the following: Ancient Age, Rockhill Farms, Hancock Reserve, Blanton's? Never had any of them.

I'll happily dispose of any unwanted ETL for you. Sorry, gifted all away already.

namadio wrote:


frankj1
9 years ago
just so happens I got a raise.
NapalmMan67
9 years ago
So what you gonna do when the viagra wears off Frank?
FRM
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9 years ago
Choooch
9 years ago
Pappy Pappy Pappy, whole lotta hype. I've had it a couple times and it's good, can't remember the age statement.
Soft, gentle, sweet, wheated style.
You know Buffalo Trace makes it right?
Try Weller Special Reserve, also made by Buffalo Trace in the same style. Waaaaaay cheaper, like 27$.
They do a 12 year and a high proof version as well.
Choooch
9 years ago
Aaah I see now, you were talking about the cigars, not the whiskey.
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