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04-01-2020, 06:14 AM
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Here's an interesting take on the origins of many American Whiskeys for you bourbon lovers. Note that the Weller 12-year-old special is just below the Pappy's. Three years ago it was readily available in Virginia stores for the lofty sum of 19 dollars. Now that the secret is out, it is unobtanium in VA except during special online lotteries. Not a drop in Maryland either. But schlep up to Canada and you can buy it all day long for $39 per liter. Something ain't right!
<<"Thanks to the genius’ behind the Guide to Urban Moonshining by Kings Country Distillers David Haskell and Colin Spoelman, you can now see where you favourite American whiskey fits into the catagoury.
Charting the countries major whiskey owners, their respective distilleries and the types of spirits they produce, it’s a brilliant insight into the 14 core distilleries which produce over 100 of the worlds most beloved whiskeys brands.
DC Recommends: Working your way through the tree, starting with Georgia Moon and finishing with the Pappy.>>"
http://www.drinkingcup.net/american-...y-family-tree/
<<"Thanks to the genius’ behind the Guide to Urban Moonshining by Kings Country Distillers David Haskell and Colin Spoelman, you can now see where you favourite American whiskey fits into the catagoury.
Charting the countries major whiskey owners, their respective distilleries and the types of spirits they produce, it’s a brilliant insight into the 14 core distilleries which produce over 100 of the worlds most beloved whiskeys brands.
DC Recommends: Working your way through the tree, starting with Georgia Moon and finishing with the Pappy.>>"
http://www.drinkingcup.net/american-...y-family-tree/
04-01-2020, 08:00 AM
#135
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Originally Posted by Bat Guano
Here's an interesting take on the origins of many American Whiskeys for you bourbon lovers. Note that the Weller 12-year-old special is just below the Pappy's. Three years ago it was readily available in Virginia stores for the lofty sum of 19 dollars. Now that the secret is out, it is unobtanium in VA except during special online lotteries. Not a drop in Maryland either. But schlep up to Canada and you can buy it all day long for $39 per liter. Something ain't right!
<<"Thanks to the genius’ behind the Guide to Urban Moonshining by Kings Country Distillers David Haskell and Colin Spoelman, you can now see where you favourite American whiskey fits into the catagoury.
Charting the countries major whiskey owners, their respective distilleries and the types of spirits they produce, it’s a brilliant insight into the 14 core distilleries which produce over 100 of the worlds most beloved whiskeys brands.
DC Recommends: Working your way through the tree, starting with Georgia Moon and finishing with the Pappy.>>"
The American Whiskey Family Tree
<<"Thanks to the genius’ behind the Guide to Urban Moonshining by Kings Country Distillers David Haskell and Colin Spoelman, you can now see where you favourite American whiskey fits into the catagoury.
Charting the countries major whiskey owners, their respective distilleries and the types of spirits they produce, it’s a brilliant insight into the 14 core distilleries which produce over 100 of the worlds most beloved whiskeys brands.
DC Recommends: Working your way through the tree, starting with Georgia Moon and finishing with the Pappy.>>"
The American Whiskey Family Tree
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