propman

Sounds like you might favor wheaters.

Look at Ben Holladay Soft Red Wheat. Like me, its from Missouri. Better than Makers IMO.

Also look at Very Old Barton which is around $25-$30. Very nice for the price.

    johnnydoom
    From what I know they're a very big company.

    CallMeAl I haven’t seen those at our Costco yet. I’ll be on the lookout. Tried a bottle of Kirkland Islay Scotch that was OK - price was good.

      d5n03

      They're tough to find around here.

      I've got the 17, 20, 23 and 24 yr Speyside which are pretty decent.

        raggmann54

        Unfortunately, that's the problem. Some Costco's get all kinds of Great Whiskey including Allocated. Others get Zilch...

        azgreg I just love it when a customer sends us a revised blueprint on a part that is 75% complete.

        Just act like a government contractor and charge double for the revisions. 👍

          KCee can you order it online for pickup???

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            CallMeAl
            23 and 24 yo Speyside? That ain't cheap!!!
            I'm an Islay guy...however will never say no to any scotch.

              KCee My wife loves Costco too, but I'm not as big a fan. There are some good deals, but now that it's usually just 2 of us in the house I think there are fewer deals to be had.

              My Costco is 30 miles away so I don't go there often. I mainly keep my membership because of their hearing aid center. With only two of us we would go every few months and stock up, mostly meat and freeze it. With only me in the house now I don't know how often I will get there. The thing I like mostly about Costco is not cost savings but the quality of their store brand (Kirkland) products and their meat counter. The Kirkland albacore tuna is wonderful as is their bacon. The last time there I bought about $400 in ribeye and strip steaks. They were about 1.5" thick and great quality. And at about $10-12 per pound compared to $15 or more at local groceries was a great deal. (Price was last Oct.) I freeze them and have never had one go bad before. The one big dislike I have of Costco is finding stuff. You never know where stuff is going to be and pretty much have to walk the aisles which is getting more difficult for this old geezer each year. The crowd and parking can be an issue but you have to learn when the best times to shop are.

                Rickochet You never know where stuff is going to be and pretty much have to walk the aisles

                They sell more stuff by making you walk around. 🤬. "Oh look honey, 12 pounds of peanut brittle!"

                sdandrea1 More so, act as they fixed it and re-hack the timeline to start over. Plus, charge you for the "re-design". Waiting for the shit to happen once DOGE shows up.

                I still think about the time the hook was too short to catch the wire.

                Rickochet The closest to me is El Paso, 45 miles, and not worth it. Letting my membership drop this May. Not sure if they get paid, but the El Paso COSTCO shares a large goofy shopping center parking lot plus every Dentist in Juárez offers to pick people up at COSTCO and bring them across the border for cheap, but quality, dental work. The place is busy but not so much inside the COSTCO.

                candukid

                If I remember correctly, it was less than $60.🤔

                You should try the Hibiki. Veeery Smooooth!

                Walterjn Some stuff you can order online and pickup there. It's still a crazy crowded sh*t show though lol. A lot of their stuff you can't order online even for in-store pickup. Maybe that's just our stores in CT though. I notice ours tend not to have a lot of things others talk about getting at Costco.

                CallMeAl Yeah so far they have not carried any of them in either of the Costco's near me.

                sdandrea1 Our Costcos have the golf stuff now. I've seen the driver, putter, wedges, balls and I buy the gloves. My main golf buddy just bought a nice looking stand bag from them the other day.