Buffalo Trace is beloved by bourbon fans for the highly allocated and ever popular brands produced at the Kentucky distillery ...

Prohibition-era whiskey bottles found washed ashore on beach. A New Jersey man who was walking his dog on the beach found 11 perfectly sealed whiskey bottles dating back perhaps to the 1930s or so.

The bottom of a whiskey bottle with a diamond shape may indicate the whiskey was bottled during prohibition. Austin Contegiacomo But how the whisky bottles ended up in the sand is a mystery.

NEW JERSEY - A New Jersey resident found nearly a dozen suspected Prohibition-era glass whiskey bottles washed up on a New Jersey beach. "Anyone happen to know anything about it or how so many ...

March 13, 2025 N.J. man finds unopened whiskey bottles, possibly from Prohibition era, scattered on Margate beach The Canadian-branded booze was discovered in February, prompting speculation about ...

The bottom of a whiskey bottle with a diamond shape may indicate the whiskey was bottled during prohibition. Austin Contegiacomo But how the whisky bottles ended up in the sand is a mystery.

Prohibition-era whiskey bottles, still presumably full of booze, found on beach along Jersey Shore. By 6abc Digital Staff. Thursday, March 13, 2025.

A whiskey river wasn’t on Austin Contegiacomo’s mind when he found an ocean of it — a Prohibition-era stash, to be exact — washed up on a New Jersey beach while he was walking his dog l… ...

Many bottles in the collection were distilled before Prohibition took effect in early 1920, but were bottled shortly after Repeal at the end of 1933, or even during Prohibition itself, for use as ...

Mark Wade, an amateur historian and dusty-bottle hunter, has built one of the most extraordinary pre-Prohibition whiskey collections in America. From his first 1940s E.H. Taylor to forgotten ...

The bottom of a whiskey bottle with a diamond shape may indicate the whiskey was bottled during prohibition. Austin Contegiacomo But how the whisky bottles ended up in the sand is a mystery.

The bottom of a whiskey bottle with a diamond shape may indicate the whiskey was bottled during prohibition. Austin Contegiacomo But how the whisky bottles ended up in the sand is a mystery.