rockbasementbeer
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Thanks guys, now I am in the mood for bourbon tonight!...Liquor store here I come...
Thanks guys, now I am in the mood for bourbon tonight!...Liquor store here I come...
Oh, you mean the barrel underneath the part that says "oak barrel" and not "bourbon barrel?"
Go back to Wisconsin!
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What sort of wood are bourbon barrels made from?![]()
What sort of wood are bourbon barrels made from?![]()
Faulty logic. Just because bourbon is aged in oak barrels, not all oak barrels are used to age bourbon.
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Faulty jump to a conclusion. I said no such thing. Where do you think the flavor in bourbon comes from? Goes in as white dog, comes out bourbon. Hmmmm...
Faulty jump to a conclusion. I said no such thing. Where do you think the flavor in bourbon comes from? Goes in as white dog, comes out bourbon. Hmmmm...
Regardless of how bourbon gets its flavor, the statement still stands. By your line of argument, you indirectly imply that all things aged in oak should end up tasting like bourbon. What about wine? Sure is a lot of wine aged in oak that tastes nothing like bourbon...
Enough with the straw man arguments!
Just bustin your buckeyes, lighten up.Only suggesting it's not a stretch for a beverage aged in non-bourbon barrels to taste like bourbon. I'm sure we both know it's all about the char.
I know you were... and so was I; I knew it was a bourbon barrel beer going into it. After all, who could forgot Remmy's "Dragon Pee" experience.
However, my bottle is over a year or so old, and it really doesn't say Bourbon anywhere on it.
Life without principle #3 this legit tastes like a lighter triple mango. I loveeeeeee this!
I know you were... and so was I; I knew it was a bourbon barrel beer going into it. After all, who could forgot Remmy's "Dragon Pee" experience.
However, my bottle is over a year or so old, and it really doesn't say Bourbon anywhere on it.
hemp ale?! I need some of that![]()