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Thursday, March 26, 2015

Meet Jimmy Russell TODAY at Forsyth!

JIMMY RUSSELL has left the building.  Very nice guy, always great to see him in the store!

Jimmy Russell, Master Distiller of Wild Turkey is coming back to 
sign bottles at The Wine and Cheese Place

We will have a few bottles open to taste also.
We will taste...
This one scored #1 Bourbon with 97/100 The Wine Enthusiast
Wild Turkey Diamond Anniversary Bourbon....$109.99 / 750ml
plus
Wild Turkey Forgiven
Wild Tureky Rare Breed
Russell's Rye
Russell's 10 Year Old

The Wine and Cheese Place
7435 Forsyth Blvd, Clayton MO 63105
314.727.8788

Today, March 26 from 3:30-4:30pm

Come get your favorite bottle signed.  We have all of these in stock now!


  • Wild Turkey 101 750ml 
  • Wild Turkey 101 1.75ltr
  • Wild Turkey 81 750ml 
  • Wild Turkey 81 1.75L 
  • Wild Turkey Rare Breed
  • Wild Turkey Forgiven
  • Wild Turkey Diamond 60th Anniversary
  • Wild Turkey Russell's Reserve 10 Year Old
  • Russell's Reserve Single Barrel
  • Wild Turkey Russell's Reserve Rye 6 Year Old
  • Wild Turkey Rye
  • Wild Turkey American Honey
  • Wild Turkey American Honey Sting




Great chance to have the living legend hand sign a bottle of the Diamond Anniversary that is a tribute to Master Distiller Jimmy Russell's 60 years at the Wild Turkey Distillery.


The Wine and Enthusiast Top 50 Spirits!
This one scored #1 Bourbon with 97/100 The Wine Enthusiast
Wild Turkey Diamond Anniversary Bourbon....$109.99 / 750ml
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.  A very rare blend of 13-16 year old hand selected barrels.  

Jimmy Russell, Master Distiller
Heritage 
Grew up three miles from the Wild Turkey distillery
Third in a line of distillers

AT WILD TURKEY 
Joined the distillery in 1954
Trained under Wild Turkey’s second Master Distiller, Bill Hughes, and Ernest W. Ripy, son of the original distiller

AWARDS & DISTINCTIONS 
Director of the Kentucky Distillery Association
Inducted into the Bourbon Hall of Fame in 2000

IN HIS OWN WORDS
“We use a water glass for the bourbon and a shot glass for the water.”

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