Ordered my 2 and email sent. As always, thanks for all you do to make this happen 
Erik
Erik
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…and why did he feel obliged to leave it in the flow until he was told to remove it? Sheesh. I wonder if that dude bathes in the whiskey when nobody is looking…Did he wash his dickbeater first?![]()
I’m not saying I wouldn’t bathe in it if I was given the opportunity.…and why did he feel obliged to leave it in the flow until he was told to remove it? Sheesh. I wonder if that dude bathes in the whiskey when nobody is looking…![]()
I know Whiskey Thief will let you stick your finger in the fermentation tank on their tour. Not sure they'd let you jump in (plus you'd be in your birthday suit in front of a lot of other people), but wouldn't hurt to ask. When I asked them about why they allow it (only distillery I've come across that does and also encourages it), their thought is whatever germs are on your hand gets killed during the distillation process.I’m not saying I wouldn’t bathe in it if I was given the opportunity.![]()
Yeah, sadly ya gotta pay the tax man. In my opinion it is a food product and should be tax exempt.Placed my order! Actual price is $162.36 plus shipping.
Thanks, Mike!
I’m not shy.I know Whiskey Thief will let you stick your finger in the fermentation tank on their tour. Not sure they'd let you jump in (plus you'd be in your birthday suit in front of a lot of other people), but wouldn't hurt to ask. When I asked them about why they allow it (only distillery I've come across that does and also encourages it), their thought is whatever germs are on your hand gets killed during the distillation process.
Good to go. Details in post #212When will we know if we can order more bottles?
GOOD NEWS — Bottle Limit Lifted on Reserve IV
Quick update, and it's a good one.
I spoke with Tim at The Whiskey Blendery this morning, and it turns out there was a misunderstanding about what our group was after. It's all sorted — we've got the entire barrel. So the 2-bottle limit I put in place yesterday is officially lifted. Order what you want.
One legal caveat to know about: the State of Texas limits distilleries to selling 4 bottles per person, per month. That's not our rule, it's state law, and the Blendery has to stay compliant with it. So each transaction is capped at 4 bottles.
If you want more than 4, no problem — you'll just need to split it across two transactions, and I'd ask that the second one be placed by another adult 21 or older. Spouse, family member, buddy, whoever. That keeps everything clean on the Blendery's end, and I'd rather not put Tim in an awkward spot after he's been such a good partner on this.
ORDER HERE: [LINK]
Don't forget the confirmation email. Forward your order confirmation to [email protected] with your forum username. Orders without that follow-up get cancelled and hit with a restocking fee — don't let that be you.
And if you're splitting into two transactions, please forward BOTH confirmations, each with your forum username on it. Otherwise your spouse's or buddy's order lands in my inbox with a name I don't recognize and I've got no way to connect it back to you.
For local folks planning to pick up at the Blendery: please hold off until next weekend. I'm heading out there during the week to drop off labels for orders and collect anything that's ready — so if you go before then, your bottles won't have labels on them yet. Give me until the weekend and everything will be set.
Shipping: I'll be reaching out over the next week or two with shipping quotes for everyone who isn't picking up locally or taking delivery at Moab. Moab crew — unless you've specifically asked me to ship, I'm going to assume you want your bottles handed to you in person out there. Saves you the shipping cost entirely. If you'd rather have them shipped instead, just let me know.
A little behind-the-scenes, since you all have earned it
Every one of these releases teaches me something about what works for this group, and this one was a real step.
Reserve IV moved us into a higher age statement — and with that, a higher price point. That was a genuine question mark going in. If we can show that this group will support older barrels, it opens doors that were previously closed to us.
I'm talking about things like 20+ year American Light Whiskey — if you've read any of the reviews on Penelope's releases, you know just how remarkable those barrels can be. Older-age bourbons. Barrels from legacy distilleries. That's the tier where you find pours that are genuinely special, not just very good.
We can always come back to 8–9 year MGP or Green River barrels, and I'd have no hesitation doing it — those are excellent whiskies and they're what built this program. But the next tier up is where things get really interesting, and your support on this release is what makes that possible.
So thank you. Truly. Every bottle of Reserve IV that goes out the door is a vote for what we get to chase next.![]()
This one is around 180ish. I don't have the exact number.Do you know what the bottle yield on the barrel is ?
Are you going to confirm you received our emails with the order confirmation, if shipping emails won't be sent out for a couple weeks? I know that's probably a lot more work but just curious. Don't want my order cancelled if the email didn't go through.GOOD NEWS — Bottle Limit Lifted on Reserve IV
Quick update, and it's a good one.
I spoke with Tim at The Whiskey Blendery this morning, and it turns out there was a misunderstanding about what our group was after. It's all sorted — we've got the entire barrel. So the 2-bottle limit I put in place yesterday is officially lifted. Order what you want.
One legal caveat to know about: the State of Texas limits distilleries to selling 4 bottles per person, per month. That's not our rule, it's state law, and the Blendery has to stay compliant with it. So each transaction is capped at 4 bottles.
If you want more than 4, no problem — you'll just need to split it across two transactions, and I'd ask that the second one be placed by another adult 21 or older. Spouse, family member, buddy, whoever. That keeps everything clean on the Blendery's end, and I'd rather not put Tim in an awkward spot after he's been such a good partner on this.
ORDER HERE: [LINK]
Don't forget the confirmation email. Forward your order confirmation to [email protected] with your forum username. Orders without that follow-up get cancelled and hit with a restocking fee — don't let that be you.
And if you're splitting into two transactions, please forward BOTH confirmations, each with your forum username on it. Otherwise your spouse's or buddy's order lands in my inbox with a name I don't recognize and I've got no way to connect it back to you.
For local folks planning to pick up at the Blendery: please hold off until next weekend. I'm heading out there during the week to drop off labels for orders and collect anything that's ready — so if you go before then, your bottles won't have labels on them yet. Give me until the weekend and everything will be set.
Shipping: I'll be reaching out over the next week or two with shipping quotes for everyone who isn't picking up locally or taking delivery at Moab. Moab crew — unless you've specifically asked me to ship, I'm going to assume you want your bottles handed to you in person out there. Saves you the shipping cost entirely. If you'd rather have them shipped instead, just let me know.
A little behind-the-scenes, since you all have earned it
Every one of these releases teaches me something about what works for this group, and this one was a real step.
Reserve IV moved us into a higher age statement — and with that, a higher price point. That was a genuine question mark going in. If we can show that this group will support older barrels, it opens doors that were previously closed to us.
I'm talking about things like 20+ year American Light Whiskey — if you've read any of the reviews on Penelope's releases, you know just how remarkable those barrels can be. Older-age bourbons. Barrels from legacy distilleries. That's the tier where you find pours that are genuinely special, not just very good.
We can always come back to 8–9 year MGP or Green River barrels, and I'd have no hesitation doing it — those are excellent whiskies and they're what built this program. But the next tier up is where things get really interesting, and your support on this release is what makes that possible.
So thank you. Truly. Every bottle of Reserve IV that goes out the door is a vote for what we get to chase next.![]()
I got your email, but will reply to everyone so they knowAre you going to confirm you received our emails with the order confirmation, if shipping emails won't be sent out for a couple weeks? I know that's probably a lot more work but just curious. Don't want my order cancelled if the email didn't go through.
Yeah, sadly ya gotta pay the tax man. In my opinion it is a food product and should be tax exempt.