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DC Costco liquor prices?

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if you've been there, how much are the Kirkland brand alcohols?

ie: Kirkland Signature 15-yr Old scotch, Kirkland Signature Anejo tequila, Kirkland Signature Small Batch Bourbon, 1 liter

and which brand name makes them? (patron for tequila, Macallan for scotch?, ??? for bourbon)
 
The bourbon is thought to be made by Jim Beam though there is talk of them switching over to some Buffalo Trace made stuff.

I can still buy decent age stated bourbon for $23-$25 per 750ml so I never really thought to try their stuff.
 
ive never seen kirkland branded booze at costco and I was just in the costco liquor store last weekend picking up a couple bottles of Shiraz.

**note** Colorado does not allow wine sales in grocery stores so costco has a attached but separate room for alcohol sales and is independently owned and run.
 
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Maybe you should get out of the outhouse more often.

AT seems to have an almost annual Kirkland Scotch discussion going. How have you missed this thread being a 14 year member of Anand?
 
Maybe you should get out of the outhouse more often.

AT seems to have an almost annual Kirkland Scotch discussion going. How have you missed this thread being a 14 year member of Anand?

because b4 the dc store opened, no Costco in my area carried hard booze.
so I didn't care about Kirkland brand booze
 
The bourbon is thought to be made by Jim Beam though there is talk of them switching over to some Buffalo Trace made stuff.

I can still buy decent age stated bourbon for $23-$25 per 750ml so I never really thought to try their stuff.

I don't know who makes it now, but I tried it maybe 2 or 3 years ago and it was terrible. Regular Jim Beam was much better.
 
I don't know who makes it now, but I tried it maybe 2 or 3 years ago and it was terrible. Regular Jim Beam was much better.

I meant that they distill it, not that the juice is the same as their other products. There is no way to really know what's getting put in the bottles.

Given that there are far better options in the $15-$25 range per 750 I can't ever see myself springing for Kirkland bourbon.
 
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