Actually no they don’t hold up. Not even close to be honest.
Maybe get your taste back from Covid, I guess, then get back to comparing your **** list to Ky Bourbon.
Maybe too much malt off the floor, but that’s just an opinion.
Worst bourbon you've had?
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Actually no they don’t hold up. Not even close to be honest.
Maybe get your taste back from Covid, I guess, then get back to comparing your **** list to Ky Bourbon.
Maybe too much malt off the floor, but that’s just an opinion.
Myth? Dude I didn’t say MGP isn’t good quality, but if you think it compares to bourbons going for 10x retail on secondary then it doesn’t take much to back up what I’m saying, it doesn’t compare.
Even they saw a need to get in on Ky Bourbon when they spent millions to take over Lux Row.
Even they saw a need to get in on Ky Bourbon when they spent millions to take over Lux Row.
That doesn't say it isn't bourbon, it says the government isn't going to allow them to continue to us Tennessee Whiskey on the label.
He also says "According to NAFTA, it is." and "There is nothing that disqualifies it."
False
Still has to go in a new charred barrel, bottled below 140 proof, not altered, etc...
Jack Daniels is legally Bourbon, it’s also Tennessee Whiskey by name originally, then by law a few years ago. It’s both.
Whistle Pig is rye, mostly Canadian Rye. Their Piggy Back rye is their own. Great visit if you’re ever up that way. Middle of nowhere but really cool.
yes, there are Kentucky based distilleries using MGP liquid. Best examples were the 10yr to 14yr Boone County’s that haven’t been in market for a couple of years. Current Boone County is MGP 6yr. Also, the original OKI brand, before launching NewRiff distillate. Had some OKI 12yrs that were incredible.
NuLu, here in Louisville selling MGP 5/6 year. The toasteds are pretty good for toasted bourbon.
Whistle Pig is rye, mostly Canadian Rye. Their Piggy Back rye is their own. Great visit if you’re ever up that way. Middle of nowhere but really cool.
yes, there are Kentucky based distilleries using MGP liquid. Best examples were the 10yr to 14yr Boone County’s that haven’t been in market for a couple of years. Current Boone County is MGP 6yr. Also, the original OKI brand, before launching NewRiff distillate. Had some OKI 12yrs that were incredible.
NuLu, here in Louisville selling MGP 5/6 year. The toasteds are pretty good for toasted bourbon.
My personally theory is that if you like it, that’s all that really matters.
Also, NAFTA is no longer around, it was dissolved upon succession of the USMCA.
