Josh, I just want to echo others' sentiments here: this is really, really great work! You have no idea how often I reference your "tree." Thanks!
Josh, I just want to echo others' sentiments here: this is really, really great work! You have no idea how often I reference your "tree." Thanks!
"Good" may be subjective, but that doesn't mean it's arbitrary.
Thanks, I appreciate it. I hope to be able to update it again soon!
Awesome work Josh. Thank you!!![]()
Amy
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Be good and you will be lonesome.
- Following the Equator Mark Twain
Fantastic info , thanks Josh!
-Kevin
"Why? Because it's delicious!"
Bourbon always did make me feel like a Giant.
Hey, Josh. Here's something else to work on. Barrel char. I'll start. Wild Turkey uses #4.
Col. Charles K. "Crotchety" Cowdery
"Whiskey Don't Keep."
Mind if I butt in Josh?
Char #3;
Buffalo Trace
Tom Moore
Old Forester
Heaven Hill
Woodford Reserve
Maker's Mark
George Dickel
Jack Daniels
Char #3.5
Four Roses
Char #4
Jim Beam
Wild Turkey
As Jimmey Russell said, " We use a heavy char for our Wild Turkey bourbon. It's called 'The Heavy Char'."
Last edited by OscarV; 03-08-2011 at 14:41.
God gave me wisdom but the Devil gave me style
ovh
Oscar, I had also read that Buffalo Trace used a #3 or 3.5 char. However, while watching the BT Oral History with Ronnie Eddins and Nelson Riddle, they mention that Buffalo Trace moved to #4 char. I assume that happened in the last few years.
Good work Josh, this sort of information is useful to all but especially new members, or those just visiting.
Thanks again everybody. I'll try and update this week. Some physical problems are currently limiting my interwebs activities. Hopefully things will shape up later this week.
Col. Charles K. "Crotchety" Cowdery
"Whiskey Don't Keep."