Costco has historically worked with Barton 1792 for it's bourbon line, putting out a small batch , bottled-in-bond , and single barrel edition in liter bottles in waves over the last few years. This new 1.75L edition debuted in Spring of 2026 and mysteriously lacks a named distiller. The label proudly states that it was distilled and aged in Bardstown, Kentucky before being bottled in Columbia, Tennessee by DC Flynt MY Domaines & Estates (never heard of them). Flynt appear to be more wine focused and have led a number of wine bottlings for Costco historically in addition to some Gins. Distilleries at scale in Bardstown include Jim Beam, Barton 1792, Heaven Hill (though primary production is at Bernheim in Louisville), Lux Row, Willet, and Bardstown Bourbon Company. I doubt it is Barton 1792 since they proudly label their existing collaboration and I suspect it may be a producer without a 1.75L bottling line (would justify the move better than just adding logistics for ...
Another targeted brand from Cometeer's in-house roastery, Sweet Talker Coffee Compan y highlights the lighter, sweeter, and more playful side of coffee. Cometeer's house brands help round out their collection of excellent third-party collaborations and serve as a test bed to showcase the flexibility and quality of their flash freezing system. If you are not familiar with Cometeer's process, they use a precision brew system to make a strong coffee, 400ish pounds of bean at a time, concentrate at roughly 10x final strength that is then flash frozen at -321 degrees°F. They typically work with Roasters individually to perfect the settings for each brew. 🌍 Origin: Nevado del Huila, Columbia - washed process 🔥 Roast Level: Light 🧪 Brew Method: Cometeer Pod, 5oz water added - I would scale down to 4oz. added next time. 👅 Flavor: Pleasant and fruity nose with bright berry and coco. I get a lot of dark chocolate on the palate with a sustained blast of honied grapes. There i...