Army Whiskey

[Swedish Pride]

Nice article about some ex army folks that now run their own distillery.

http://www.bourbonscout.com/2015/09/10t ... urbon.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

It's only 6 months old Whiskey, thought It had to be older be be allowed to be branded as whiskey.
I like the understated design of the bottle but at 58$ per each it needs to be good at all levels.

Anyone had it?

[Hillbilly Popstar]

It can be called whiskey.
They shouldn't be calling it a bourbon though.

[ShineonCrazyDiamond]

It can be called whiskey.
They shouldn't be calling it a bourbon though.

They can call it bourbon. It only needs to spend one second on wood to be a bourbon. It needs 2 years to be called a straight bourbon.

http://news.discovery.com/human/life/7- ... hiskey.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

[Hillbilly Popstar]

Bourbon vs Straight Bourbon...

Sounds like some shit someone made up for marketing.

[skow69]

SCD is right. And those aren't just industry standards, they are written into the law. It is very specific about what you can put on the label, and the label must be approved before you can sell any.

[skow69]

Bourbon vs Straight Bourbon...

Sounds like some shit someone made up for marketing.

Well of course! This is America, isn't it? Marketing trumps everything. And if you have enough lobbying juice you get it written into the law.