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on the Island of Bourbon(passive) was createdBourbon
being the first man to replace the rye traditionally found in bourbon , with wheatcreatinga “ wheated ” bourbon
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from a mash ( a mixture of fermentable grain ) that is at least 51 percent corn(passive) must be createdBourbon
some flavor ... but little sweetnesscontributessome flavor ... but little sweetness
in Bourbon County , Kentuckyoriginatedin Bourbon County , Kentucky
in a sweet vanilla flavorresultsin a sweet vanilla flavor
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just across the border in Kentuckycreatedjust across the border in Kentucky
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that benefits from the depth of flavor that bourboncreatesthat benefits from the depth of flavor that bourbon
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to the characteristic “ bourbon nosecontributesto the characteristic “ bourbon nose
the pack when it comes to the flavor but the earthy hops are a bit more forward in the tasteleadsthe pack when it comes to the flavor but the earthy hops are a bit more forward in the taste
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a good base platform to bring out complexities in the liqueur without overpowering the liqueurcreatesa good base platform to bring out complexities in the liqueur without overpowering the liqueur
at the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort , Kentuckycreatedat the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort , Kentucky
to people assuming that bourbon must be made in Kentucky , also falsealso leadsto people assuming that bourbon must be made in Kentucky , also false
a trusty base , a steady middle layer of Cointreau , simple syrup and lemon juice follow and it ’s topped off by the most enthusiastic ingredient of all : blackberry liqueurcreatesa trusty base , a steady middle layer of Cointreau , simple syrup and lemon juice follow and it ’s topped off by the most enthusiastic ingredient of all : blackberry liqueur
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using secretions from a beaver ’s arsecreatedusing secretions from a beaver ’s arse
to bring out a bourbon 's flavorsdesignedto bring out a bourbon 's flavors
a trusty base , a steady middle layer of Cointreau , simple syrup and lemon juice follow and lemon juice ’s topped off by the most enthusiastic ingredient of all : blackberry liqueurcreatesa trusty base , a steady middle layer of Cointreau , simple syrup and lemon juice follow and lemon juice ’s topped off by the most enthusiastic ingredient of all : blackberry liqueur
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a smoky , sweet , and salty flavor ... bourbon has a soft crunchy texturedoes ... createa smoky , sweet , and salty flavor ... bourbon has a soft crunchy texture
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in the late 1700s and early 1800soriginatedin the late 1700s and early 1800s
here in the South ... in Kentucky and West Virginia in distilleries around the Southis createdhere in the South ... in Kentucky and West Virginia in distilleries around the South
corn sweetness and American Oak brown flavors with subtle rye spicecontributescorn sweetness and American Oak brown flavors with subtle rye spice
from at the very least 51 % corn , a practice that goes back to pioneer days in Kentucky when settlers made their very own booze out of the grains that they had availableto be createdfrom at the very least 51 % corn , a practice that goes back to pioneer days in Kentucky when settlers made their very own booze out of the grains that they had available