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Spirits by the Glass Rarities Spirits Flights Spirits By The Glass _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Rarities _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ We’ve scoured the globe for for the “old dusties,” and we’re excited to share them with you! Jim Beam, 75 mos, “200 yr Anniversary,” 1995 LTD, Bourbon, - Kentucky, 95 Proof - 90 This rare find is one for the ages. Matured for just over six year, this bottling was released to commemorate 200 years of tradition at Jim Beam. The collector’s edition is finished with a ceramic top, brainging to mind classic stoppers from a day long forgotten. I.W. Harper, “1970’s Bottling - Gold Label,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 86 Proof - 70 I.W Harper has a long history dating back to when bourbon helped make instant friends with strangers. We’ve found a few of these dusty bottles over the years from the 70’s. The purity to these old whiuskies is that you cant quite describe unless you’ve tasted it yourself. Old Crow, 6 yr, “Early 70’s Bottling,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 95 Proof - 75 Old Crow Bourbon is named for Dr. James C. Crow, the inventor of the sour mash process, which is a process that makes mighty fine whisky. In Fact, in 1835 Old Crow bourbon was the first bourbon to begin using th process that today, has become a standard in the bourbon industry. Sazerac, “Antique Collection - Summer 2018,” Rye - Kentucky, 90 Proof - 80 Rye whiskey is synonymous with the Sazerac Company, becoming the key ingredient in the Sazerac cocktail which they sold at their eponymous coffee house in the late 19th century. The coffee house was run by Thomas H. Handy until his death in 1893. Spirits Flights _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Our tasting flights each feature three, 1 oz. pours. Spirits are available for retail purchase! Buy American, Drink Bourbon - 22 Tequila Me Softly - 26 • Michter’s, “US 1,” Kentucky - 91.4 Proof • Ocho, “El- Bajio” Reposado - 84 Proof • Hooker’s House, Sonoma - 100 Proof • Penta Diamante, Reposado Cristalino - 80 Proof • Weller “Special Selection,” Kentucky - 90 Proof • Grand Mayan, Ultra Añejo - 80 Proof Bounty Hunter Single Barrell Collection - 27 The Scots Gaurds - 42. Exclusive single barrel bourbond selected by our BH team. • 2007 Signatory, “Glen Eglin - BHPS”, • Barton 1792, “Bottled in Bond - BHPS” Speyside - 110 Proof Kentucky - 100 Proof • 2008 Signatory, “Caol Ila - BHPS”, • Wyoming Whiskey, “BHPS,” Wyoming - 113 Proof Islay - 115 Proof • Maker’s Mark, “BHPS #6,” Kentucky - 111 Proof • 2010 Signatory, “Glenrothes - BHPS”, Speyside - 131 Proof Live Rye, Or Die - 28 • Corbin Cash, “Merced Rye,” California - 90 Proof When Pigs Fly - 54. • FEW, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,”Illinois - 117 • WhistlePig, 10yr “BHPS,” Vermont - 86 Proof Proof • WhistlePig, 12yr “OWM,” Vermont - 90 Proof • Old Pepper, “Barrel #I18D,” Kentucky - 110 Proof • WhistlePig, 15yr “Estate Oak,” Vermont - 92 Proof Enjoy a 15% discount “out the door” on select wines enjoyed by the glass! 975 1st Street ~ Napa, CA 94559 | bountyhunterwinebar.com | @bountyhunterwinebar | @bountyhunterbbqnapa 1 Bounty Hunter “Private Selections” _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ We’ve been lucky (and working hard) to gain access to some of the most protected rickhouses in the biz. Going to the source allows us to hand-select barrels that stand out for their depth, richness, and overall quality. When we find the right offering, we put cash down and our stamp on the bottle. All extremely limited… grab yours now before they disappear. Balcones Distilling, “Rum Cask - BHPS,” Single Malt Whiskey - Texas, 129 Proof - 17 Barrell Craft Spirits 13 yr, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Rye - Canada, 126 Proof - 24 Barrell Craft Spirits, “Dunn Vineyards Cask,” American Whiskey - Kentucky, 116 Proof - 25 Barrell Craft Spirits 14 yr, “#E566 BHPS,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 107 Proof - 24 Barton 1792, “Bottled in Bond - Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 100 Proof - 12 Barton 1792, “Full Proof - Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 125 Proof - 14 Bib & Tucker, 12 yr “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Tennessee, 99 Proof - 18 Buffalo Trace, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection #10,” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 90 Proof - 12 Eagle Rare, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection #10” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 90 Proof - 12 Elijah Craig, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection” Bourbon - Kentucky, 94 Proof - 12 FEW, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Rye - Illinois, 117 Proof - 17 Four Roses, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 110 Proof - 17 Garrison Brothers, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection #9555,” Bourbon - Texas, 117 Proof - 28 George Dickel, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection #10,” American Whisky - Kentucky, 103 Proof - 12 Jefferson’s Reserve, “Ocean Aged Barrel #71 BHPS,” Bourbon - Kentucky - 112 Proof - 19 Joseph Magnus, “BHPS Oloroso Cask,” Bourbon - Washington DC - 97 Proof - 25 Larceny, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 92 Proof - 12 Maker’s Mark, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection #6,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 111 Proof - 18 Old Potrero, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Rye - California, 111 Proof - 21 Old Elk, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Straight Bourbon - colorado, 107 Proof - 15 Old Elk, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Wheated Bourbon - colorado, 114 Proof - 18 Smooth Ambler, “Old Scout - BH Private Selection,” Bourbon - West Virginia, 115 Proof - 12 Wathen’s, “Barrel Proof - Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 110 Proof - 20 WhistlePig 10yr, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Rye - Vermont, 116.9 Proof - 20 Woodinville, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection #1998,” Bourbon - Washington, 122.4 Proof - 16 Wild Turkey, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 101 Proof - 14 Wilderness Trail, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 117 Proof - 13 Woody Creek, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” American Whisky - Colorado, 100 Proof - 14 Wyoming Whiskey, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Straight Bourbon - Wyoming, 113 Proof - 14 Spirits are available for retail purchase; just ask your Wineslinger! 975 1st Street ~ Napa, CA 94559 | bountyhunterwinebar.com | @bountyhunterwinebar | @bountyhunterbbqnapa 2 Spirits By The Glass _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Bourbon & American Whiskey Some of the finest Bourbon & American Whiskeys to be found anywhere... Angel’s Envy, Bourbon - Kentucky, 86.6 Proof - 12 Bardstown Bourbon Co, “Discovery Series #2,” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 110 Proof - 35 Blackened, American Whiskey - USA, 90 Proof - 11 Blade & Bow Bourbon - Kentucky, 91 Proof - 12 Bulleit, “Blender’s Select Batch 001 Limited Edition,” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 100 Proof - 14 Garrison Brothers, “Honeydew,” Straight Bourbon - Texas, 80 Proof - 18 Gooderham & Worts, “Four Grains,” Canadian Whiskey - Ontario, 88.8 Proof - 11 E.H. Taylor, “Small Batch,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 100 Proof - 13 High West, “American Prairie,”Bourbon - Utah, 92 Proof - 10 Hooker’s House, Bourbon - Sonoma, 100 Proof - 11 J.H. Cutter A No. 1, American Whisky - USA, 96 Proof - 12 Kentucky Owl, “Confiscated,” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 96 Proof - 25 Larceny, Bourbon - Kentucky, 92 Proof - 10 Lone Whisker, 12yr “Edition 4,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 93 Proof - 30 Maker’s Mark, “Cask Strength,” Bourbon - Kentucky, 112 Proof - 12 Michter’s, “US 1” Bourbon - Kentucky, 91 Proof - 10 Noah’s Mill, Bourbon - Kentucky, 114 Proof - 15 Noble Oak, “Double Oak,” Bourbon - USA, 90 Proof - 10 Old Bardstown, Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 100 Proof - 12 Rowan’s Creek, Bourbon - Kentucky, 100 Proof - 11 Savage & Cooke “Second Glance,” American Whiskey - Mare Island, 88 Proof - 11 Savage & Cooke “Burning Chair,” Bourbon - Mare Island, 86 Proof - 12 Smoke Wagon “Small Batch,” Bourbon - Nevada, 100 Proof - 13 Sweetens Cove, 13yr “Batch III,” Bourbon - Tennessee, 100 Proof - 35 Weller, “Special Reserve,” Straight Bourbon - Kentucky, 90 Proof - 12 Westland, “Garryana Edition #5,” American Single Malt Whiskey - Washington, 92 Proof - 30 Spirits are available for retail purchase; just ask your Wineslinger! 975 1st Street ~ Napa, CA 94559 | bountyhunterwinebar.com | @bountyhunterwinebar | @bountyhunterbbqnapa 3 Spirits By The Glass _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Rye Some of the finest North American Rye Whiskeys to be found, period. Angel’s Envy, Rye - Kentucky, 100 Proof - 19 Barrell Craft Spirits 13 yr, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Rye - Canada, 126 Proof - 24 Corbin Cash, “Merced,” Rye - California, 90 Proof - 12 FEW, “Bounty Hunter Private Selection,” Rye - Illinois, 117 Proof - 17 High West, “Rendezvous,”Rye - Utah, 92 Proof - 15 High West, “Double Rye,”Rye - Utah, 92 Proof - 11 Hooker’s House, “Sonoma Style,” Rye - Sonoma, 100 Proof - 12 Michter’s, “US 1” Rye
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