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E.H. Taylor Cured Oak Review (Vs. Eagle Rare 17) | RW&B

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The Colorado bourbon blog. Colorado Bourbon and Whiskey Review. Barrel Selections in Colorado. Bourbon at Denver Restaurants and Bars. Best Colorado Liquor Stores. What’s on your shelf? EH Taylor Cured Oak Review (Vs. Eagle Rare 17). June 9, 2015. In B Grade Bourbons. That the longer the seasoning period for the staves, the greater amount of desirable maturation congeners result after toasting and charring, and those compounds are also found in greater numbers at greater depths in the staves. No surprise...

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Argyll’s 1792 and the symbiosis of bars and shops | RW&B

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The Colorado bourbon blog. Colorado Bourbon and Whiskey Review. Barrel Selections in Colorado. Bourbon at Denver Restaurants and Bars. Best Colorado Liquor Stores. What’s on your shelf? Argyll’s 1792 and the symbiosis of bars and shops. August 11, 2015. In A Grade Bourbons. Colorado Private Single Barrels. For instance, I just found a single barrel of 1792 at Total Beverage in Westminster that was picked by the Argyll Whiskey Beer Gastropub. In uptown Denver which is 30 minutes to an hour away. And fish ...

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Buffalo Trace Experimental Collection – 12 Year Wheated “Floors” Review | RW&B

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The Colorado bourbon blog. Colorado Bourbon and Whiskey Review. Barrel Selections in Colorado. Bourbon at Denver Restaurants and Bars. Best Colorado Liquor Stores. What’s on your shelf? Buffalo Trace Experimental Collection – 12 Year Wheated “Floors” Review. May 16, 2015. In A Grade Bourbons. One of my favorite bourbons from the last twelve months was the “Floor #9” rye bourbon. Floor #1 – 42% Evaporation. Bitter oak, vanilla. Floor #5 – 47% Evaporation ( 5%). Dark chewy caramel shows up, with that same ...

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RW&B Sample Policy | RW&B

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The Colorado bourbon blog. Colorado Bourbon and Whiskey Review. Barrel Selections in Colorado. Bourbon at Denver Restaurants and Bars. Best Colorado Liquor Stores. What’s on your shelf? The Red, White and Bourbon Sample Policy. I do not plan on accepting samples, but have done so in the past so for clarification, here is my sample policy. Only samples from regional craft whiskies not sold in Colorado will be accepted for review. No non-distiller producer samples will be accepted. What do you think? The F...

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The Chuck Cowdery Blog: November 2014

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Monday, November 24, 2014. My People Have Been Pro-Booze for a Long Time. A little something about me or, rather, one of my ancestors, William Cowdery. William wasn't on the Mayflower. He arrived ten years later and was one of the founders of what is now Wakefield, Massachusetts. For many years, he was the town clerk. Links to this post. Friday, November 21, 2014. Is the World Ready for Remy Martin V? Rémy Martin is a name associated with cognac. Rémy Martin V, which is getting a big advertising push...

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The Chuck Cowdery Blog: Distiller versus Still Operator.

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Tuesday, September 16, 2008. Distiller versus Still Operator. I have been having a nice, friendly, on-line discussion with some of the members of the American Distilling Institute ( ADI. About my recent post here. Questioning how craft the new craft distilling movement is. One of the participants asked me to elaborate. I did. Here is what I wrote:. First, I'm talking about at the major American whiskey producers; Jim, Jack, et al. The whole discussion on ADI Forums is here. You have to register to post, ...

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The Chuck Cowdery Blog: Boyle County Gets a New Whiskey Warehouse

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Saturday, May 2, 2015. Boyle County Gets a New Whiskey Warehouse. The picture above is of two recently-built whiskey aging warehouses in Kentucky. The one on top is Jim Beam's, on the old Chapeze Distillery property just north of Beam's Clermont distillery. The lower one is for Danville's Wilderness Trail Distillery, which is planning to move from Danville to this farm on Old Lebanon Road, just west of town. Wilderness Trail is one of two Kentucky craft distilleries started by fermentation scientists&#46...

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The Chuck Cowdery Blog: Buffalo Trace Distillery Issues Third Annual Bourbon Inventory Update

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Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Buffalo Trace Distillery Issues Third Annual Bourbon Inventory Update. Buffalo Trace started all of the bourbon shortage hysteria with their first report three years ago. Since then, they have gotten increasingly careful about how they word things. I will, therefore, let them speak for themselves. By the way, Buffalo Trace is owned by Sazerac, which also owns the Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown. This press release refers to Buffalo Trace and its brands only. Since demand cont...

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The Chuck Cowdery Blog: It's Suntory Time For Beam Inc

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Monday, January 13, 2014. It's Suntory Time For Beam Inc. The new entity will be world's fourth-largest distilled spirits company (Beam had been #5), after Diageo, USL, and Pernod. The next bombshell may be a hook-up between #1 and #2, which Diageo is trying to make happen, an effort that is now in the Indian courts. If Americans know Suntory at all, it is from the 2003 film "Lost in Translation" starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson. As long as the distilled spirits industry keeps the bourbon drin...