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Robin Robinson, US Brand Ambassador for Compass Box Whisky and BourbonBlog.com's Tom Fischer pose with a bottle of Compass Box Lady Luck

Robin Robinson, US Brand Ambassador for Compass Box Whisky and BourbonBlog.com’s Tom Fischer pose with a bottle of the rare Compass Box Lady Luck – photo by Erik Braund

BourbonBlog.com‘s Tom Fischer in Manhattan for the Rare Whisky and Auction to Benefit Hurricane Sandy Victims in New York in the video segment above.

The auction and event raised $21,640 to benefit Sandy victims and was donated to Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation!

Several Bourbons were being auctioned and poured including Four Roses, Breckenridge, Corsair Artisan and Old Scout.

Tom interviews event organizer Robin Robinson of Compass Box, Laphroaig Ambassador Simon Brooking, Adam Levy, Founder of New York International Spirits Competition and John Glynn Director of Marketing for Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

A full house of Bourbon and whisky enthusiasts attended  to support the event and we tasted rare whiskeys from Four Roses Bourbon,  Breckenridge Bourbon, Corsair Artisan, Brenne, The Balvenie, The Macallan, Highland Park, Single Cask  Nation,  and Smooth Ambler Spirits just to name a few.

We encourage YOU to donate and help victims of Hurricane Sandy as they still need your help.

Please visit www.TunneltoTowers.org to donate and learn more!

Here are a list of the whiskeys and auction items that were donated to raise the money!

 

Breckenridge Single Barrel Bourbon

A few of the auction items await bidders including Breckenridge Distillery’s new Single Barrel Bourbon

 

List of Whiskeys, Bourbons and Other Auction Items

Compass Box Whisky Flaming Heart and Great King Street New York Limited Edition

Compass Box Whiskies, Flaming Heart and Great King Street New York Limited Edition

Auchroisk, 20 year

Auchentoshen 1975

Bruichladdich Black Art

Breckenridge Single Barrel Reserve

Bowmore 25 year

Bruichladdich Yellow Submarine

Compass Box Hedonism Maximus (LMDW)

Compass Box Lady Luck

Compass Box Original Orangerie (Kitchen Batch)

Corsair: Hopmunculous Hopped Whiskey, Quinoa Whiskey, Rasputin Whiskey

Cragganmore, 21 yr

SMWS Croftengea, 1992

Elijah Craig, 18 yr single barrel

Suntory Single Grain Whisky

Suntory Single Grain Whisky, another rare whisky was also available for tasting at the Whisky Tasting Benefit

Four Roses Limited Edition signed by Master Distiller Jim Rutledge

Glen Garioch 1998 single cask

Glen Spey, 21 yr

Glenfiddich Cask of Dreams

Glenmorangie Port Wood, 12 year

Whisky Tasting for 6: Flatiron Room

Mixology Class for 10: Ward III

Glenkinchie, 20 yr

Glenmorangie Sherry Wood, 12 year

Gordon & Macphail Mortlach, 70 year old 400mL 46%

 

 

 

Laphroaig Cairdeas

Laphroaig Cairdeas and other Laphroaig Whiskies were poured for tasting at the event

Hibiki, 21 yr

Highland Park Thor

Johnny Walker Blue Label, 1.75 L

NY Whiskey – Limited Bottling

Smooth Ambler Old Scout, 19 year old

The Macallan 17

The Macallan 17

Smooth Ambler Old Scout, 6 year old

Port Ellen, 1982, 24 year old

Rocky Mountain Rye, 21 year old

Rosebank, 1990, 15 year

The Balvenie Islay Cask, 17 year

The Balvenie Tun 1401, Batch 6

The Balvenie Doublewood 17 year, (Dave Steward Signed)

Octomore 4.1

Glenrothes Vintage 1988

Glenrothes, 1992 and 1989

Prohibition era medicinal Bourbon

G&M Press Kit: 70 year Mortlach and 70 year Glenlivet

Private Macallan Tasting

Filmed and edited by Erik Braund of Braund International.

Special thanks to Robin Robinson of Compass Box and BourbonBlog.com NYC Correspondent Matt Capucilli

 

 

 

Matt Capucilli

BourbonBlog.com’s Tom Fischer tasting some whiskies with NYC BourbonBlog.com Correspondent Matt Capucilli

 

John Glynn of Tunnel To Towers

BourbonBlog.com’s Tom Fischer with John Glynn of Tunnel To Towers

Astor Center in New York

Astor Center in New York

 

 

Adam Levy New York International Spirits Competition

Adam Levy New York International Spirits Competition and Tom Fischer of BourbonBlog.com

Four Roses Bourbons

Four Roses Bourbons were part of the tasting at the Sandy Benefit Event

 

Bruichladdich

Bruichladdich Whiskies

Breck Bourbon

Drinkin’ some Breck Bourbon in New York!

Simon Brooking, Laphroaig Master Ambassador

Tom Fischer with Simon Brooking, Laphroaig Master Ambassador

Single Cask Nation

Single Cask Nation

 

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One Response to “New York Rare Whisky and Auction for Sandy Victims / Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation”

  1. Tom Sorce

    Congratulations on the coverage of the Whiskey tasting and auction in NYC. It’s great to be able to follow the action and increase ones knowledge about the greater world of fine Whiskey.

    Currently enjoying sipping Jefferson Presidential Select 18 year old, which is tasty.