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While in Chicago I took a long walk over to Binny's and picked up a 20 yr old Armagnac and a Binny's single barrel pick of a Barton's 1792 Full Proof bourbon
The Armagnac is quite tasty and is similar in age and flavor to barrels my bourbon group picked from a producer in Gers France recently. We were so taken by the picks that in a couple months we are going back to pick more barrels. Our European scouts are already tasting samples to narrow down the selection. It should be a fun trip
While in Chicago I took a long walk over to Binny's and picked up a 20 yr old Armagnac and a Binny's single barrel pick of a Barton's 1792 Full Proof bourbon
The Armagnac is quite tasty and is similar in age and flavor to barrels my bourbon group picked from a producer in Gers France recently. We were so taken by the picks that in a couple months of we are going back to pick more barrels. Our European scouts are already tasting sample to narrow down the selection. It should be a fun trip
While in Chicago I took a long walk over to Binny's and picked up a 20 yr old Armagnac and a Binny's single barrel pick of a Barton's 1792 Full Proof bourbon
The Armagnac is quite tasty and is similar in age and flavor to barrels my bourbon group picked from a producer in Gers France recently. We were so taken by the picks that in a couple month more of us are going back to pick more barrels. Our European scouts are already tasting sample to narrow down the selection. It should be a fun trip
While in Chicago I took a long walk over to Binny's and picked up a 20 yr old Armagnac and a Binny's single barrel pick of a Barton's 1792 Full Proof bourbon
The Armagnac is quite tasty and is similar in age and flavor to barrels my bourbon group picked from a producer in Ger France recently. We were so taken by the picks that in a couple month more of us are going back to pick more barrels. Our European scouts are already tasting sample to narrow down the selection. It should be a fun trip
