and I sho like it. 40 Creek. It's about $21 a fifth and is very smooth. Lots better than that Gold Crown I bought the 1/2 gallon of for $16 the week before LOL
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and I sho like it. 40 Creek. It's about $21 a fifth and is very smooth. Lots better than that Gold Crown I bought the 1/2 gallon of for $16 the week before LOL
Tried this last month.... Gonna have to get some more. I like!!! XXX SHINE Salted Caramel Whiskey - Shine Whiskey from Philadelphia Distilling
Hey, Iwanna. What's the proof on that there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Iwannafish
88.8 proof
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Originally Posted by Iwannafish
Had not seen that one yet. Will have to give it a test soon. Might need to make a new run Devil Icon
yall need to go to AA...:Rofl
Where's it made at DD?Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
If you cut out a couple of them fifths every week you could save enough money to make it to them FJ up north
I've got a feeling that ain't gonna happen, besides...if y'all didn't have 2 tourneys at Sardis you could have one at Barnett. Just an observation.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
I'll drink to that
I will too... Hell, I'll drink to anything
Recon Canada. It's won alot of awards and has beaten Crown out several times
Gold Medal, Beverage Testing Institute, 2013 - NEW
Gold Medal, Beverage Testing Institute, 2012
Gold Medal, Beverage Testing Institute, 2011
Gold Medal, Beverage Testing Institute, 2010
Gold Medal, International Whisky Competition, 2010\
Double Gold Medal, San Francisco World Spirits Competition, USA
Best Canadian Whisky, New England Whisky Festival, USA
Highest Award, International Spirits Challenge, England
Gold Medal, The World Selection, Belgium
Editor’s Gold Award, Whisky Magazine -
See more at: Forty Creek Whisky - Products
Forty Creek Barrel Select Whisky is a premium Canadian Whisky. It has been rated the #1 tasting whisky in North America by discerning Whisky Judges and has taken home the most esteemed accolades possible for a whisky.
Forty Creek Barrel Select is a blend of high quality grains consisting of rye, barley and corn. To highlight the best characteristics of each grain, they are distilled separately in small batches in our copper pot still and patiently aged in American White Oak barrels. This process brings out the fruitiness and spiciness of the rye, the nuttiness of the barley, and the heartiness of the corn.
The barrels chosen for Forty Creek Barrel Select are hand selected for their unique characteristics. They are charred in different levels which create a richness and toasted earthiness in the spirit.
These three varietal grain whiskies are barrel aged separately from 6 to 10 years.
Forty Creek Barrel Select then goes through one more barrel aging process. The rye, barley, and maize whiskies, are decanted from their barrels, and bring them together. Then they are put into special sherry barrels for an additional 6 months. Sherry Cask Barrels finish the whisky with a silky smoothness on the palate.
The Result is a unique handcrafted whisky that is smooth and mellow but also intense and complex with a character of its own.
Tasting Notes
This unique barrel selection process results in a whisky where aromas of honey, vanilla and apricot fuse with toasty oak, black walnut and spice. The flavour is rich and bold on the palate and is completed in a smooth, long finish.
I've spoken my piece on that, just had to get a few things off mine and several others chest, and not sayin anything else bout them
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Originally Posted by slabin