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I believe Pappy Van Winkle admonished us to always add whiskey to our water in the old print ads... making something plain better, or something like that.

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A joke, eh? Ralfy seemed sincere about it. I wish I could remember in which review he went over the idea, but I just don't know.

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A joke, eh? Ralfy seemed sincere about it.

just how serious can a 60-something year old man named "ralfy' be?

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just how serious can a 60-something year old man named "ralfy' be?

Ralfy is known to keep things lighthearted, but he's tasted a lot of whiskey and has a lot of knowledge. If you haven't watched many of his reviews, I recommend you do. They're pretty dang entertaining.

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Ive seen many of 'em. I still find it entertaining for a very-grown man to publicly go by 'ralfy' though

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A joke, eh? Ralfy seemed sincere about it. I wish I could remember in which review he went over the idea, but I just don't know.

I'm sincere about it as well, standards must be maintained, but the whisky into water and not t'other way 'round line has been with us for at least 200 years. Dr. Samuel Johnson wrote about it being a Scottish phrase when he visited the Outer Hebrides in 1773.

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just how serious can a 60-something year old man named "ralfy' be?

I'll take his opinion over someone with an avatar of a bikini clad blonde with fake appendages ... ;-)

ps I don't think he's as old as you think.

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Turning water into whisky, it's a miracle.

And my first thought reading that was Bull Durham. Love that movie ...

- skip to about :45 into it

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What about re barrelling after say 6 years back into a new charted barrel? I'd like to to do a blend at this point but really I'm bringing up the idea of a baby step of bringing down the proof and barreling into a new charred barrel. Are thoughts from those that have more knowledge?

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