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- Metro Flat Base Rate $12.50 - Each additional case adds $10 to the base rate.
- Remote Flat Base Rate $15.00 - Each additional case adds $15 to the base rate.
- Max 6 cases per order.
- Next business day dispatch from Melbourne warehouse. Shipping time depends on the delivery address.
- We always insure your orders at no extra cost to you which means you are always covered for any loss or damage.
We are Liquor Geeks. We are local Australians who just love our liquor. Our mission is to provide Australians with a wide range of liquor for unbelievable prices. We love what we do and that's why we consider ourselves "geeks". If you love your liquor as we do then enjoy the extremely competitive prices we offer to all our consumers so that you can become a geek like us!
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2022 Second Finest Whisky in the World Jim Murray's Whisky Bible
Named after the New Orleans bartender who first used rye whiskey in the Sazerac Cocktail, this uncut and unfiltered Straight Rye Whiskey is bottled directly from the barrel, just as it was over a century ago. Full of rich flavors, this authentic American rye whiskey is a symbol of the timeless history of New Orleans and the legacy of Thomas H. Handy.
Powerful, lush, and boldly spicy. Flavors of toffee, fig cake, and candied fruit, followed by mint, cinnamon and clove. The finish ultimately reveals subtle notes of allspice, coconut and nutmeg. Long and warm.
Age: 6 years 4 months old at bottling.
Proof: 130.9 proof (65.45% ABV)
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Floral notes, anise, marmalade and meringue.
Palate: Baking spice with a burst of orange peel and subtle dark chocolate.
Finish: Long finish of cinnamon, praline and candied orange.
Batch Specific Reviews:
"Thomas H. Handy still holds its own as one of the best. Oak isn’t on display here, instead, a grounding base of raisin and tobacco serves to hold up loads of spice and warming heat that’s not surprising at a proof north of 130. While Thomas H. Handy’s mashbill isn’t disclosed, it’s likely just over the legal requirement to be classified as a rye, as sweet flavors often shine through in various ways - even if some come through under the guise of a hot candy note. The bubble gum accent is also worth pointing out, another sweeter element and not one you notice too often in a whiskey." - Nick Beiter, Breaking Bourbon
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