Category: Sazerac

• Whiskey Wednesday: O.F.C. 1985 Vintage Bourbon

  

  Spontaneity is not my strong suit.  Example A: my girlfriend swears by the deals emailed out daily by Scott’s Cheap Flights. Yet every time a deal lands, I have to ask about time frame, logistics, check on available vacation days, and generally stressed about the fact that booking this trip means that we won’t be able to book […]

  bottledinbondla

  April 10, 2019

  Bourbon, Buffalo Trace, History, Open Bottle, Pappy Van Winkle, Sazerac, Single Barrel, Whiskey, Whiskey Wednesday

  1985, Bourbon, Buffalo Trace, E.H.Taylor, George T. Stagg, O.F.C., Open Bottle, Pappy Van Winkle, Sazerac, Single Barrel, Whisk(e)y, Whiskey Wednesday

• Drinking Poetic: West of Brooklyn

  

  I’m sentimental in my head. I say head because I’m less emotionally sentimental and more intellectually sentimental, meaning that I hold on to things because I feel like I’m supposed to. This often means I find myself with collections of stuff that sometimes seem to stick around simply because it’s already stuck around. Enter The […]

  bottledinbondla

  October 6, 2017

  cocktails, Drinking Poetic, liquor, Rittenhouse, rye, Sazerac

  Areal, Blood Orange, Brooklyn, Cocktail, Drinking Poetic, Greenpoint, Manhattan, Red Hook, rye, Vermouth, West Of Brooklyn

• Whiskey Wednesday: Ancient Age

  

  Example A: Ancient Age.

  bottledinbondla

  June 21, 2017

  Ancient Age, Bourbon, Buffalo Trace, History, liquor, Sazerac, Spirits, Whiskey, Whiskey Wednesday

  Age international, Ancient Age, Blanton’s, Bourbon, Buffalo Trace, Sazerac, Whisk(e)y, Whiskey Wednesday