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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    Do we know if this batch was indeed sour mash? I do not see how it could have been, since they were starting up and ran only one batch. I would not think I or they would use backset from a regular yello corn bourbon bourbon run. Maybe they did it right after doing a batch of the rain vodka, which is white corn and used some of it for backset.

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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    Quote Originally Posted by tmckenzie View Post
    Do we know if this batch was indeed sour mash?
    I thought they let the mash sit extra long in a holding tank before distillation to sour "Old fashioned" style.

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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    I know they said they did for the first release of the eh taylor, but I do not know about this batch. Maybe I missed it.

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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    I'm pretty sure nothing was ever said about that, whether or not it was sour mash and, if so, where they got the slop. BT certainly has plenty and since spent mash is, by definition, spent, there would be nothing wrong with using yellow corn slop for backset.

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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    They could use yellow corn slop, but it would effect the taste. My money says either sweet mash or they brought it down with acid.

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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    I agree. What kind of acid would you use?

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    Re: The New Old Taylor, First Batch.

    phosphoric, lactic, citric and some use sulfuric.

 

 

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