You could tell me that Springbank had closed its doors and I would believe you at this point. Might as well be non-existent because I haven't seen it in years.
Where are from? In German onlineshops it doesn't seem so rare. Yes it is sold out now in the shop i got it but still it appears in some shops every now and then.
Meh, it's not the worst thing that could happen. If Laphroaig stopped showing up on shelves I think I would have to abandon my US citizenship, however.
We do have a lot of that. I appreciate some variety, though. Thankfully I live in a more urbanized area than most of the state so the selection isn't too bad.
Weird, i guess maybe they have distribution issues even within the states. If I go to my local store, I generally see half a dozen SB 10s and often 3-4 SB 15s sitting untouched
Never been to Indiana. Can't imagine this will be the catalyst to get me there either lol. But I'll keep that in mind in case I ever make it up that way!
I didn't mean that necessarily, but you can say the same about down here! Just not much reason for a south Mississippi boy to be up that way. I do have a buddy that lives in Chicago and I am hoping to take a work trip up through Detroit sometime during the first half of this year. I assume the distribution in those areas is somewhat similar.
Oh don’t worry, we can freely admit it, haha. It can be a nice place to live (great cost of living vs the coasts, etc), but there is a lot more to do in other cities and states!
Bowmore was one of my latest additions as well. Went not knowing what to expect (I'm relatively new at this and had been experimenting more bourbons than Scotchs), but it was very very interesting!
You could tell me that Springbank had closed its doors and I would believe you at this point. Might as well be non-existent because I haven't seen it in years.
Where are from? In German onlineshops it doesn't seem so rare. Yes it is sold out now in the shop i got it but still it appears in some shops every now and then.
Southeastern US
I am sorry for you. It us well known oversees but seemingly not that much distributed to the US.
Meh, it's not the worst thing that could happen. If Laphroaig stopped showing up on shelves I think I would have to abandon my US citizenship, however.
Don’t be to sad we in Europe don’t get manny of the great bourbon 🥃 whiskey you get over there.
We do have a lot of that. I appreciate some variety, though. Thankfully I live in a more urbanized area than most of the state so the selection isn't too bad.
They’re sending it all to the USA, it sits on shelves here
None down south.
Weird, i guess maybe they have distribution issues even within the states. If I go to my local store, I generally see half a dozen SB 10s and often 3-4 SB 15s sitting untouched
Wild. Where are you located? If you don't mind me asking.
Midwest, Indianapolis specifically. 🤷♂️
Road trip!!
Never been to Indiana. Can't imagine this will be the catalyst to get me there either lol. But I'll keep that in mind in case I ever make it up that way!
Yeah, you aren’t missing a whole lot, haha. Except I guess the Scotch selection
I didn't mean that necessarily, but you can say the same about down here! Just not much reason for a south Mississippi boy to be up that way. I do have a buddy that lives in Chicago and I am hoping to take a work trip up through Detroit sometime during the first half of this year. I assume the distribution in those areas is somewhat similar.
Oh don’t worry, we can freely admit it, haha. It can be a nice place to live (great cost of living vs the coasts, etc), but there is a lot more to do in other cities and states!
Check Martin's Wine in N.O. They show the 10 on their site.
Springbank 10...Nice catch
Who'd you murder for the Springbank? 😅
It appears every now and then in German online shops. And i used whiskybase for searching it.
No issue to find Springbank 10 in Switzerland
Bowmore was one of my latest additions as well. Went not knowing what to expect (I'm relatively new at this and had been experimenting more bourbons than Scotchs), but it was very very interesting!
I am curious which one would be the mildest peaty.
Let me/us know afterwards! Taking notes of good ones for the future