Unless you can get your county or the state of Florida to issue you a special sales license ($25), you’ll have to play in that legal gray area of trying to move it through a private group or illegally reselling it.
You'd have to get into blend territory or I'd recommend Mendoza Malbecs. El Enemego and Alamos off the top of my head. Leviathan Red Blend sticking with California.
www.redlinebourbon.com
Is that provolone cheese? What were the meats? Looks like pepperoni in the center...
Had a very successful morning of Bourbon hunting. Snagged 4 bottles of Eagle Rare at $45 a piece, a Smokewagon blenders select rye and, two bottles of Redline experimental cask series (1 maple and 1 cherry brandy cask aged).
If you see it at your local liquor store, they are delicious.
EXPERIMENTAL CASK SERIES — RED LINE WHISKEY CO.
Old carter is fantastic from what I've heard and definitely worth the price. Never had it myself.
Had a very successful morning of Bourbon hunting. Snagged 4 bottles of Eagle Rare at $45 a piece, a Smokewagon blenders select rye and, two bottles of Redline experimental cask series (1 maple and 1 cherry brandy cask aged).
If you see it at your local liquor store, they are delicious.
EXPERIMENTAL CASK SERIES — RED LINE WHISKEY CO.
And I thought Georgia was bad for finding quality bourbon. I have a few private resale groups I am in for the super hard to find stuff (although it is usually 2-4x MSRP).Crazy. Here, even at the local liquor stores, you have to earn "points" and get on a list etc... I'll never see a bottle of that stuff.
By all means, recommend away. Prefer Ryes and also like wine casked. Thanks!
It's a little late, but need to give you huge props for this. I stayed an hour away but both days in Key West I went there. Absolutely outstanding. I might have a pic on my phone I can upload.
