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“Seventeen bookshelves will hold 1500 bottles dedicated to different spirits, with an emphasis on “whiskeys of the world.” Each 12-foot-tall shelf will be organized categorically by region, ingredient, and distilleries’ production practices. In short, this is a whiskey lover’s paradise.” -
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Maker's Mark reversed their decision to reduce ABV after consumer backlash. -
Two new ryes have hit the shelves in the last couple months as the rye boom continues.
The Knob Creek Rye has a big spice quality and leans more on some bourbon flavors than some other ryes. Its absolutely a new favorite of mine. (currently $42 for a bottle in Oregon)
The Dickel rye is the same exact price as Old Overholt ($19 for a bottle in Oregon) and is very pleasant with a very attractive green label. Here’s an interesting write up about what Dickel Rye and Templeton Rye (which Whiskey Friends tasted this last weekend) have in common.
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We heard it sold out already… But be on the lookout.
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Thousands of litres of whisky flushed down drain in Dumbarton NOOOOOOO
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Reinventing a Great Scotch Distillery -
will pick knob creek over maker’s next time – not because of the dilution news but ‘cause they’re a union shop #themoreyouknow
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Bars Charging Extra For Whiskey Neat
