Heaven Hill "Bottled in Bond"

[CigarStone]

I used to hunt rabbits with an old friend who has since passed away. He always had a bottle of Heaven Hill in the fridge in his garage and everyone who hunted with us had to take a "cut of the harshness". It was the "cheap" Heaven Hill which was like $5 per gallon but I understand that the "Bottled in Bond" is actually well reputed.

I can't buy it in Ohio or Pa. Does anyone have the ability to buy this?

 

[TexasTraveler]

Doesn't appear to be in stock near me. But I will keep an eye out for you.

 

[smellysell]

I'm having breakfast across the street from the liquor store. I'll check when I'm done, but don't hold your breath.

 

[cabaiguan juan]

I'm having breakfast across the street from the liquor store. I'll check when I'm done, but don't hold your breath.

I love that your liquor store opens early enough for you to do that.

 

[CigarStone]

I love that your liquor store opens early enough for you to do that.

Maybe they never close out there?

 

[smellysell]

Maybe they never close out there?

Nah, they do. Liquor store here is also the pharmacy, so you can peruse the wares when it isn't open, just can't buy it. No luck on this one though.

 

[CigarStone]

Nah, they do. Liquor store here is also the pharmacy, so you can peruse the wares when it isn't open, just can't buy it. No luck on this one though.

Thanks for trying!

 

[punk_lawyer]

At $5 per gallon it was overpriced back in the day. Let me ask the vagrants in the back alley where they’ve been buying that sludge…I mean bourbon. But which do you want? The regular rot or the bottled in bond rot?

Heaven Hill shuffled their lineup a year or two ago. I think they got rid of the green label entirely if that’s the one you’re looking for. They still have the atrocious white label. I think the bottled in bond is blue label now but if I recall correctly they are aging it longer to reduce the headache-creating-eyesight-blinding-gastric-distress-inducing side effects that had become a certainty after drinking more than two ounces. Sort of a whole brand re-do, which I hope is a good thing. Bottled in bond will be a higher price now, I’d guess.

Let me check the shops by my office. They sell vast amounts of Heaven Hill. Just let me know which you’d want.

Why don’t you just get some Kessler’s and call it good?

 

[CigarStone]

At $5 per gallon it was overpriced back in the day. Let me ask the vagrants in the back alley where they’ve been buying that sludge…I mean bourbon. But which do you want? The regular rot or the bottled in bond rot?

Heaven Hill shuffled their lineup a year or two ago. I think they got rid of the green label entirely if that’s the one you’re looking for. They still have the atrocious white label. I think the bottled in bond is blue label now but if I recall correctly they are aging it longer to reduce the headache-creating-eyesight-blinding-gastric-distress-inducing side effects that had become a certainty after drinking more than two ounces. Sort of a whole brand re-do, which I hope is a good thing. Bottled in bond will be a higher price now, I’d guess.

Let me check the shops by my office. They sell vast amounts of Heaven Hill. Just let me know which you’d want.

Why don’t you just get some Kessler’s and call it good?

Bottled in bond please. I'm not buying it because I expect it to be awesome .... it's a little bit of tradition.

 

[punk_lawyer]

Bottled in bond please. I'm not buying it because I expect it to be awesome .... it's a little bit of tradition.

I will report back tomorrow.

 

[CigarStone]

I will report back tomorrow.

OHLQ indicates the state of Ohio doesn't sell it.

 

[cabaiguan juan]

OHLQ indicates the state of Ohio doesn't sell it.

You are not talking about JTS are you? It says it’s made by Heaven Hill and it’s available at 100 proof.

J T S Brown 100 Proof

<span>J. T. S. Brown is 100 proof, Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon produced by Heaven Hill Distillery. T<span style="color: #222222;">he brand was originally produced by J.T.S. Brown and Sons in 1855. Eventually, Heaven Hill purchased the brand and currently produces two expressions—an 80 proof version...

www.abc.virginia.gov

 

[CBoukal]

 

[CigarStone]

You are not talking about JTS are you? It says it’s made by Heaven Hill and it’s available at 100 proof.

J T S Brown 100 Proof

<span>J. T. S. Brown is 100 proof, Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon produced by Heaven Hill Distillery. T<span style="color: #222222;">he brand was originally produced by J.T.S. Brown and Sons in 1855. Eventually, Heaven Hill purchased the brand and currently produces two expressions—an 80 proof version...

www.abc.virginia.gov

 

[Nate1977]

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Yup however online retailers won't ship to , Ohio or PA

 

[CigarStone]

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Well I'll be damned! Now if I could just figure out how much shipping cost without having to check out first!

NEVER MIND! Fuckin Ohio!

 

[CigarStone]

Where the hell is @Acclaym Nathan when you need him? Maybe he could shed some light on whether or not this is even worth pursuing?

 

[punk_lawyer]

LOL…Ohio and its aversion to importing sins. My office is about 1 mile inside Kentucky so I am not entirely restricted.

 

[CgarDan]

I really enjoy this particular bourbon. Haven’t had the cheaper version but this one is delicious in my opinion

 

[CigarStone]

LOL…Ohio and its aversion to importing sins. My office is about 1 mile inside Kentucky so I am not entirely restricted.

You da mang!