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Given Horst's professed fondness for port-finished whiskies, I'm surprised that Bushmills 16 hasn't appeared in the vlog yet. Might we see it in the near future?
Yes, of course. There are so many bottles I have to taste in the future.
I am typically waiting for bottles appearing on my desk with scratched labels or broken corks so that I do not waste money opening fresh bottles.
@Carlton Bushmills 16yo seems to be in intermittent supply - I waited 15 months for the last batch and I'd only had the one bottle before all the usual outlets sold out ! Fortunately my daughter found me a bottle in a posh shop in Birmingham - it was worth the mark up but I'm rationing it until I find another one
Next Irish for the cupboard is the Bushmills 21yo ...
PS
That's Birmingham, England
@PredictableBob
The 16 year old seems to sit on the shelves for a while here in Tennessee. I also see the 21 year old with some frequency, and, at $100, it is quite a bargain. It would be nice to see the new owners of Bushmills further develop the core range. There would seem to be some opportunity for a new bottling slotted between the 10 and 16 year olds.
The Bushmills distillery was sold by diageo. Before deinvestment they plundered the warehouses and lowered prices significantly to pimp the bride. The new proprietor now has a lot of problems to keep on bottling older vintages.