Cheapest place to buy Johnny Blue?
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Originally Posted by GPMike,Jun 26 2009, 01:45 PM
best bet is probably Stew Leonard's for the cheapest around since they are huge.
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Originally Posted by freq,Jun 26 2009, 01:46 PM
Hahaha, Stew Leonard, he was in prison with me. Good guy though, cool stores. Is he still alive? He'd have to be like 80 now.
Stew Leonards has a few places. Westchester, Farmingdale, CT, maybe a few others.
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Originally Posted by GPMike,Jun 26 2009, 02:48 PM
I haven't a clue but I know there is a big store in Farmingdale where we hold our meets. I buy some nice wine there. Delicious table wine for $8 bottle that rivals a $40 bottle from Tuscany that I own. I won't divulge the name because when I go I don't want to see it all gone
Stew Leonards has a few places. Westchester, Farmingdale, CT, maybe a few others.
Stew Leonards has a few places. Westchester, Farmingdale, CT, maybe a few others.
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Originally Posted by My_Yella_s2k,Jun 26 2009, 03:02 PM
Around here, it's around 225+tax
I mentioned the 180 price ... he said that is probably a wholesaler because that is right above cost
Just for the hell of it, I'll advertise his place. Shoot him a call if any questions.
Wood-Ridge Wine and Liquors
206 Hackensack St
Wood Ridge, NJ 07075
(201) 939-6660
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Originally Posted by JTNY,Jun 26 2009, 01:16 PM
Are they all priced the same at most liquor stores or are some cheaper than the other?
Question .. why go so expensive on a blended whiskey when you can get a single malt for less or about the same. I love black label and gold and of course blue but, IMHO single malts have a much better taste and go down smooth. Also smack the dude that mixes it with anything more than ONE cube of ice.
Try any of the Glenns or Dalwinnie mmmmm tasty