Whiskey We Think Will Be Worth A Fortune In The Future!

Definitely ECBP pre loosing the 12 year age statement.

I had Michter’s 10 and 10 Rye at a tasting event. I feel I’m missing something. I didn’t think it was impressive.

The wild turkey 101 with the old all printed label with the turkey on the label. Love it

I still have my Coy Hill unopened. I meant to open it when my daughter was born but opened up something else. Figured I would save it till she’s older.

Do they change in the bottle? That’s my #1 question of all time. I need someone to have first hand knowledge of a dusty back in the day who tries it again today and know for sure

My inlaws have a few cases of original batch 1 rare breed. It's soooo good.

Y'all forgot Remus Repeal Reserve V

Whiskey is meant to be enjoyed with friends not hoarded. I buy whiskey to drink with friends.

I spoke to the JD distiller on Coy Hill. They were all the top of the rick house for 9 years and will take another 9 to get another batch.

Hot take with the Parkers over the bookers rye and I am here for it! hit that Like, Subscribe and notification button!!

13th Colony Double Oak already has a kinda ventage bottle. Maybe one? Cheers 🥃

“I’m a 17 year old man.” LOL

Nice catch!

ECBP pirate bottles are obvious, but I would actually say most 2017-2020 ECBP batches and C923 of course.

I could be watching the Corvette ZR1 unveiling, but I’d rather be here with y’all right now. 🥃🥃

“Tastes like angel cum” 🤦🏼‍♂️ 🤣

You boys need to try Westward American Single malts. The cask strength is unbelievable

I walked past some Pappy in a lottery last year and got the 23 Michter's 10. Zero regrets.

Parker’s heritage bourbon

Like the short Dan! Must be one of the new prints from Into The AM 😄

Was informed by my parents that my dad has an unopened Jack Daniels Inaugeral Decanter and a Jim Beam ceramic Ford Thunderbird decanter, stopped by and also found late 70’s early 80’s Windsor, SoCo, and Dewars that were unopened as well…wondering if anyone has tried any of those 80’s decanter whiskey’s more recently?

Ive been told they dont age anymore but I have 10 year that I can see particles from the cork deteriorating.

I have a kentucky spirit CN-E. Its great.

50's is not as bad as you might think. top earning level (money is great), tell everyone what to do and they mostly listen, buy whatever you want and get no pushback (other than the wife but that doesn't matter cuz you put her in a really nice car) you can pay secondary prices cuz you can afford it but don't cuz you're smart enough to not pay it... its not bad.

Local store by me still has Kentucky Owl rye batch 3 on the shelf for $175. The "final" batch ranks last for me and would never pay over 200 for it, a batch 2 though,,,,,

Remus 5, I don't think I'll ever be able to walk into a store and buy such an amazing bottle for $80 ever again... glad I have a couple tucked away

You guys are living the dream

By definition these will never become “dusties”.

The greatest amount of dusties around will all be those terrible willet decanters no one likes

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Blood Oath will be a dusty. Limited release that most won’t open today.

Stupid video!! Desperate for content?? Someone can buy any bottle have it sit around for years and collect “dust” and it’s a dusty.

You might want to try a little J T Melecks whiskey if you can get your hands on some. Surprisingly good....

I’m putting up Old Forester 90 proof picks

I am not sure I agree with most of your lists. To me Dusties are interesting because no one knew what we had in them and they sat on a retailers shelf or the back of someone's bar for years ignored. Sleepers that we did not realize at the time were special bottles. A bottle like Coy Hill is already unobtanium today, no one is going to forget what a special bottle it is/was.

I have a bottle of clarion bourbon English butterscotch I know nothing about. I can’t find anything online other than a thanksgiving article written ten years ago. If anyone knows anything about this bourbon please share. Much appreciated

I think Bardstown Discovery 11 will be a great dusty
-13 year wild turkey in it
-has some of their own first batch of distillate
-and (depending how the distillery ages) it’ll be a great reflection on some of their best early year products

Seems Early Times Black/Plastic top is already a "dusty". So many people look at the Early Times in a store looking for the plastic top...

Lol over 3,500 dusties😂. I'm only 58 so we're still counting. But I hope one day lol I won't be around but one day my grandson's appreciate it

Actually I have opened up cabin stills decanter series from the '70s and '60s and I have to say it was smooth seems like it they oxidize just a little bit which may make it smoother??

I have many bottles of michters from the '60s and '70s from the original distillery in Pennsylvania near Hershey Pennsylvania near Hershey Pennsylvania and they are delicious

You guys are funny our minds think alike I put away a couple cases of the older production early times blacktop. It's delicious there is a difference. And I'm a nut for wild turkey and the wild turkey spirits camp Nelson is the bomb I have been collecting them since they have hit the market trying to get every angle of the Rick houses I can get

It's amazing when you find out how many bottles of bourbon through the years that Greg matsey from Old elk distillery he has been around for a long long time

Coy Hill lol. Unattainable and already worth a pretty penny.

They 100% change in the bottle….after you open them

Guys, can we get Evernorth down here in TX?

I have an unopened ECBP C920 I’m going to hold onto for a while

Wild turkey 70th year.

Whiskey definitely does change in the bottle over long periods. I opened a bushmills that had been in my grandmother's cabinet for over 60 years about 3 weeks before she died. It had definitely mellowed with age.