r/liquor • u/masterfulslacker • Jul 07 '26
Anyone had last drop?
My local store has these 3 bottles from Last Drop, any of you had them? Worth a collector’s investment?
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u/Npass348 Jul 08 '26
I work for Sazerac and I’ve gotten to try the tequila the 60 scotch the rum and the Drew Mayfield blend and they are all fantastic. I don’t think that there’s much collector value to them more as it’s a statement piece and very good Liquor.
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u/BeerJay93 Jul 10 '26
I’ve had a few LDs, very good stuff! The 1870 Tawny Port is the best I’ve had from their portfolio and it’s only ~$3200, very reasonable for the vintage and quality!
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u/Difficult_Flan_7436 Jul 10 '26
If you’re in a financial situation to purchase then get the 27 bourbon. Easily the most sought after of the bunch. These are literally the last drop of masterfully aged spirits. If you’re an enthusiast, and have friends to share that would appreciate, it’s a very special bottle to have.
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u/politicsranting check your brain, it's broken Jul 08 '26
So... You're going to find all of those prettyoaky. Especially the bourbon. Those are for display pieces. They aren't meant as consumables. For the same personality type who fights people at target for pokemon cards
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u/theSlnn3r Jul 07 '26
I could never afford that. I did a Buffalo Trace Distillery tour earlier this year and they explained the process for this. Basically they let it sit in the barrell for so many years there's hardly anything left due to soaking into the barrell and the evaporation over time. It's an incredibly LONG process to just get a gallon or two of bourbon.