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This is a simple solution to keep your iPad or Kindle secure when traveling or near your bedside in general. The #13 envelope from Long Live Alfred (a serious name) are made-to-order, look like a traditional envelope and seal up with a leather tie. Vegetable tanned leather, hand stitches… you know the rest. Buy Here

San Francisco Giant and Danville’s own Nate Schierholtz will be signing autographs at Talkin Baseball on Father’s Day!

The 6pm start-time is approximate; please keep an eye on the game and plan your visit accordingly.

Autograph fee is $20 and tickets are available now.  You can purchase them over the phone (925) 743-9922 or stop by the store.  We will have Major League Baseballs for sale as well as World Series Baseballs and 8×10 photos.  Supplies are limited! You are more than welcome to bring your own item for Nate to sign for the flat fee of $20.

Major League Baseballs…$20 (comes with free holder)…does not include autograph fee.
2010 World Series Baseballs…$30 (comes with free holder)…does not include autograph fee
8×10 Photographs…$5 (comes with free holder)…does not include autograph fee.

Don’t pass up this opportunity to meet WORLD CHAMPION Nate the Great! See you there!

The Balvenie “Single Barrel,” 15 year old, (Cask #7266), 47.8%, $62
One of the finest Balvenie 15 year olds that I’ve tasted. The flavors are clean, well defined, confident, and beautifully balanced. Full malty foundation (with some ripe barley thrown in). Soft, creamy vanilla, honeycomb, bright fruit (orange, nectarine, lemon peel, hints of pineapple), with emerging dried vanilla, coconut, oak resin, and subtle anise. Polished oak finish. It doesn’t have the depth that the classic older Balvenies have shown in the past, but what it does have, it has in spades. Quite splendid! (A Julio’s Liquors exclusive.)

Advanced Malt Advocate magazine rating: 91

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The packs have multiple textiles worked into the mix spanning over the last 100 years . A little 1910’s Japanese Boro denim, 1940’s Hickory ticking, 1960’s jean jacket , 1970’s Military tent canvas, 1980’s flannels

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