It is still produced in the US, but is sold almost exclusively in the Asian market, primarily Japan, where it is very popular.
Posted By: Marty
Posted on
10 Jun 2010
:
I have tried Old Charter as a substitue to I W Harper. if you want to pay over 100 per bottle go to ebay. Old Charter is as close as you can get at this time.
Posted By: A Jennings, Wasilla Alaska
Posted on
25 Feb 2010
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I too spent some time with Mr Harper during my college days in the 70's at U of Ky. Does anyone know exactly when they stopped making it?
Posted By: Brad
Posted on
11 Dec 2009
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I cut my eye-teeth on I W Harper and was the only bourbon I drank until it went out of distribution, I was told at one time that Old Charter was almost the same because it was made by the same company. It wasn't as good. Wish it would come back. Jim Beam, Jack Daniels and even Makers Mark don't hold a candle to it.
Posted By: Joe in Tampa FL
Posted on
06 Dec 2009
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I have 2 bottle of this left, and it is a very superior whisky that I wish would come back on the market.
Posted By: Django6924
Posted on
08 Oct 2009
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i have a bottle i bpought in 95 when i visited kentucky fir the jim beam birthday it sits in pride and place in my collection
Posted By: al australia
Posted on
04 Jun 2009
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I don't know the foolish-Spidey LOL, but I am quite familiar with I.W. Harper.Prior to its stopping production in the U.S., I drank it exclusively. It has a strong, clean, smooth taste, and was judged a premium brand. I miss it.
Posted By: Mike Bunn, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Posted on
07 Aug 2008
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I like koolaid better - or even Mt Dew
Posted By: Spidey LOL
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