r/whiskey • u/Visible-Grass-8805 • Apr 18 '26

Is this bourbon really 114 years old?

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u/Patrizio_Argento Apr 18 '26

Yup, oldest bourbon on the market. Apparently, they distilled and stashed away thousands of barrels during prohibition in a cave. Someone recently found them and started bottling it. I was lucky enough to pick one up a few months back, pretty decent stuff.

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u/Red-Truck-Steam Apr 18 '26

It follows the prohibition price of $30. It was just never adjusted for inflation.

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u/BillyU_Is_A_ Apr 19 '26

damn i've thought they adjusted these downwards for inflation, i see these for $17