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No it's for Buffalo trace - https://m.state-journal.com/2017/07/20/kosher-bourbon-buffalo-trace-jewish-owned-since-1992
Nice.But not till 2020, and only one batch that's mentioned there
https://oukosher.org/publications/bourbon-sheavar-hapesach/With the shapira stuff, you have to compare when they started selling to the vintage of the bottle.
The Sazerac company brands, including buffalo trace, blantons, eagle rare, pappy and many more, owned by the Goldring family, don't sell their chometz and thats where problems arise.
However the Heaven Hill brand(Parker's, evan williams, elijah craig), owned by the shapira family, sell their chometz and is kosher-see star-k list.
All other major bourbon brands are owned by non-jews.
Sure.Not a rayah to anything
I'm assuming there's an argument the other way, because most kosher stores sell these products, I just haven't heard it yet. All kashrus lists 'do not recommend' them.
Some Poskim hold it’s not a problem, since bourbon is only kitniyos sheavar Pesach.
Didnt think of that, interesting to hear that there's 2 sides to the argument, I guess that's why you should ask your LOR.This is inaccurate, bourbon has actual chametz. Bourbon mash has to be 51% corn, and usually contains rye or barley as a significant second ingredient. There is a different heter, not to buy, but to keep, because of hefsed, discussed on the forums previously.
Is Schweppes tonic water ok in China?you're depending on the bottling plant. which is ok in USA and elsewhere, but in Asia I would double check with someone knowledgeable.
Did outlet today. Did labella twice already. Actually had the most tasty fettuccini there.that's a great option, we almost did that. It's about 10 degrees cooler there, at least when I was there. Work Sedona in as well, if you can, it's gourgeous.
I’m thinking of going to Grand Canyon tomorrow. We may go via some other city which is about 2 hours away and then take a train up to the Grand Canyon. The train itself will be a trip for the kids
Anything around Glendale (within an hour) that’s good to do with kids today? (2 year old and baby) If outdoors it should be somewhere cooler.also, I think there's an outlet mall there.
Did lake pleasant yesterday.
Anything around Glendale (within an hour) that’s good to do with kids today? (2 year old and baby) If outdoors it should be somewhere cooler.glendale, AZ? you're in phoenix. go for pizza at La Belle, they have a/c.
Did lake pleasant yesterday.
That's not free, it's $20. Also, ask your LOR if that's Halachically allowed. It certainly seems illegal.
wrong is one thing, illegal is anotherfurther to this point. I just, a minute ago, used an IHG free night to book a room that it wasn't eligible for. Phone agent unilaterally offered, booked the correct room, called the hotel and had them upgrade, and sent me the upgraded reservation.
And again these agents have the power to do certain things regardless whether you tip them or not.
For example you can have 2 platinum guests checking in, one gets a suite, the other does not (even though 2 suites are available). This can be the case regardless of whether they tipped the agent or not.
Sometimes you can tip the guy and you won't get anything.
So bottom line there is nothing wrong with incentivizing (not sure if this is a word) him to use his full powers to give you what you want.
My husband will be commuting to Monsey and staying there 3 days a week this year. Is there a hotel or motel that has a program where there is an incentive when you sleep over twice a week on a weekly basis? Nothing fancy needed, just no bedbugs. Thank you.Might be worth renting a basement and having his own private space
Any hint?$20 to the check in guy had gotten me sorry, we're full, so no upgrades, but I'll comp your parking ($40)
Not sure where to post this. What's the cheapest parking option for ritz Carlton laguna niguel?Get the hotel to comp it
