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Theseus’ Wine Bottle: Would you sell these individually or as a full case? The 1947 Casa de Sonoma Cabernet Sauvignon is a legendary bottling originally crafted from the exceptional 1941 vintage by El Gavilan Winery and cellared by August Sebastiani. Though labeled as a 1947

Lux Row has a cult following in many circles around America. This 2007 12 year old double-barrel was bottled at a cask strength of 59.2% ABV (118.4 proof) Whether $200 or $300 this is defintiely some liquid we'd like to get our hands on... Who bought it? And can we have a dram

When we're not drinking whiskey, we're still probably drinking vintage wine and spirits A Smirnoff Red Label from the 1970s, distilled in the good old U.S. of A - bottled at 40% BRB, playing the Eagles and making a 1970s martini 🍸

Laid to sleep in 1987 and bottled in 2017, this 30 year old single cask Laphroaig from Douglas Laing’s Xtra Old Particular series captures Islay peat at its peak - deep, smoky, and shaped by three decades of coastal maturation. 🌊 A serious pickup from someone on the marketplace

With plenty of hype over the years, this Colonel E.H. Taylor Jr. Single Barrel bottled-in-bond from Buffalo Trace’s has often been hard to find but market pricing has stayed relatively consistent over the years. Praised for its low-rye bourbon profile, this is a great drinker

A 2022 special release from Jim Beam bottled under the Hardin's Creek Jacob's Well label. Matured for 184 months or 15 years and 4 months - this is blended from 15 year old high rye bourbon and 16 year old traditional Jim Beam bourbon. 🥃 If you've tried it, let us know what

Dheeraj Sanka BAXUS I just checked the sales logs and holy hell you crushed it. A 30 year single cask Laphroaig at that price! I just checked a retail aggregator and the 1987 vintage isn’t even available, and you beat the price on the other 2 vintages by ~50%

Old Charter 13-Year Proprietor’s Reserve is a standout from the ’90s Bourbon Heritage Collection, back when Bernheim was still making whiskey under Schenley - a fan favorite, this listing did not last long. Definitely one to add to your watchlist on BoozApp for the next time

Loved this episode. Thanks so much Crypto Carl and The Trenches for having us on the show with BAXUS