Beautiful Bourbon | Bourbcast 203 | 1792 | Bottled In Bond

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I did something REALLY unfair in trying the 1792 Bottled In Bond and THEN trying The Whistler, a high-proof Irish Whiskey, since I didn't try it on St. Patrick's Day like I should have. That part of the bourbcast didn't go well, but it's pretty funny. The 1792 Bottled In Bond is released once a year, 100 proof, considered a high-rye mashbill and debuted in the Fall of 2017.
This Whistler is part of the Single Cask series and a special OHLQ release. It's a triple-distilled single malt, finished in P.X. Sherry Hogshead casks after resting for 5 years and 9 months in ex-bourbon barrels. Interestingly, each Hogshead cask is a $600 investment, holds 66 gallons and comes from Delgado, one of the oldest active sherry producers in Spain. It's a very popular barrel for finishing Irish Whisky.
This is a "rebroadcast" of our Facebook Live "Bourbcast". Better than a podcast, the bourbcast is a live video broadcast, interactive, and can be seen LIVE each Thursday at 7:00pm EST, at beautifulbourbon
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21 мар 2024

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@WhiskyForBeginners 3 месяца назад

3:12 The 1792 Small Batch is something like $30 here, but you can find tons of it anywhere. Why it should be allocated in Ohio beats me, but then until recently anything from Buffalo Trace was a unicorn here in Albuquerque. I'm glad to hear that there's such a good response to the tornado damage. Generally you don't think of Ohio as a tornado state, but the Xenia outbreak back in the 60s? 70s? was one of the worst there's been. 27:48 As far as I'm concerned any package which requires the genius of Einstein or the strength of Mr. T to open ought to be illegal. That Whistler looks pretty dark for Irish whiskey - but then 112 proof is pretty high for Irish whiskey. And the nose sounds almost like a bourbon.

@beautifulbourbon 3 месяца назад

The Xenia tornado was 1974. I was living in that region at the time and that tornado went right over our house. I was 7 years old. A friend of mine had family from there and I remember meeting a young girl who was recovering from injuries she sustained in that storm. A hunk of her leg was gone, but it was healing. The area continues to recover as fast as it can under the circumstances. It’s a tourist area and they rely on that to make their livings.