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My entry for the third round of Rogue Olympics 2024. This time topic is "Volume". I'd say the product the nice guy in the picture creates has approx. 45 % vol. - volume percent.
Still dog sitting. This is whiskey. Belongs to my eldest daughter. He got his name because my son in law is a fan of the stuff.
The views from the top of Wyoming's Whiskey Mountain are fabulous. Even better, it's a prime spot for wintering bighorn sheep. We're offering a photo tour focusing on the bighorn sheep rut this winter. Visit our website for more info:
Singer-Songwriter Heather Vidal performing at the 2018 Music on the Bay Festival in Tampa, Florida.
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When I was part of the Nortbay Special Crews, our satellite yard was a stones throw from the main yard but to drive there, you had to cross the Petaluma River...We had a short cut that would take us right by this place, which I had forgotten about...doing a little research I found that due to Covid, the place was shut down, which is a travesty because they had an enormous collection of fine whiskies...in particularly, Pappy Van Winkle, which I have been dying to try but a bottle is a bit out of my reach...
someday...
"I'm drowning in a whiskey river
Bathing my mem'ried mind in the wetness of its soul
Feeling the amber current flowin' from my mind
And leaving a heart you left so cold"...
Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey is a California-based whiskey that is made with a blend of corn and rye. This whiskey is aged in oak barrels, which gives it a smooth and rich flavor. Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey is perfect for those who love a sweet and nutty taste in their drinks. It has a distinct peanut butter flavor that is balanced with the flavors of vanilla and caramel.
thewhiskylady.net/get-your-pb-fix-with-these-15-best-pean...
From the archives, 12/24/2021, Sunnyside, NY
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone 7 Plus back dual camera 3.99mm f/1.8
ƒ/1.8 4.0 mm 1/13 100
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One's the devil, one keeps driving me insane
At times I wonder if they ain't both the same
But one's a liar that helps to hide me from my pain
And one's the long gone bitter truth
That's the difference between whiskey and you
There'll be no rest for the wicked
There's no song for the choir
There's no hope for the weary
If you let them win without a fight
I feel like I look like a perfume bottle, but I am okay with it.
No. 59 @ Tres Chic -- Trompe Leoil background bar
Info here: chicatphilsplace.blogspot.com/2019/04/rye-whiskey.html
Chatanooga Whiskey 91
Mash Bill: Yellow Corn, Malted Rye, Caramel Malted Barley & Honey Malted Barley
Age: Greater than 2 years
Proof: 91 (44.5% ABV)
Fermentation: Attemperated, 7 days
Cooperage: Toasted & Charred Oak Barrels, 53 gallon
Finishing Cooperage: Charred Oak Solera Barrel, 4000 gallon
Batch Size: 8-12 barrels
Filtration: Non-Chill
Style: Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Tasting Notes: Dried apricot, sweet tea and honeyed toast. Medium bodied with a lingering, malty-sweet finish.
~ chattanoogawhiskey.com/product/chattanooga-whiskey-91/
Leiper’s Fork Tennessee Whiskey
100 Proof, Bottled In Bond
4 Years Old
70% Corn, 15% Rye, 15% Malted Barley
Tasting Notes: Milk chocolate, roasted coffee, ripe plum, dark cherry and honey nose. A complex palate of caramel, red berries and baking spices. Complexity increases as it rests in the glass. ~ leipersforkdistillery.com/whiskey#our-brands
Whiskey stock, 07/22/2022, Cleveland, OH
Olympus E-P2
7-Artisans 35mm f/0.95
ƒ/0.95 35.0 mm 1/30 200
...But my forgiveness
Well, that’s something you can’t buy
There ain’t a thing that you can do
That’s the difference between whiskey and you...
CP train 280 has just lost its' crew and sits awaiting a slot on the BRC. In the meantime, a train of empty whiskey rolls down 3 main for the "top of the hill" at CP Galewood East. With all the talk of CP lease returns from BNSF and traffic in the typical new year slowdown, I'm sure its just a matter of time before this oddity hits the storage line again. Galewood Yard, Chicago IL.
Chatanooga Whiskey 91
Mash Bill: Yellow Corn, Malted Rye, Caramel Malted Barley & Honey Malted Barley
Age: Greater than 2 years
Proof: 91 (44.5% ABV)
Fermentation: Attemperated, 7 days
Cooperage: Toasted & Charred Oak Barrels, 53 gallon
Finishing Cooperage: Charred Oak Solera Barrel, 4000 gallon
Batch Size: 8-12 barrels
Filtration: Non-Chill
Style: Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Tasting Notes: Dried apricot, sweet tea and honeyed toast. Medium bodied with a lingering, malty-sweet finish.
~ chattanoogawhiskey.com/product/chattanooga-whiskey-91/
Leiper’s Fork Tennessee Whiskey
100 Proof, Bottled In Bond
4 Years Old
70% Corn, 15% Rye, 15% Malted Barley
Tasting Notes: Milk chocolate, roasted coffee, ripe plum, dark cherry and honey nose. A complex palate of caramel, red berries and baking spices. Complexity increases as it rests in the glass. ~ leipersforkdistillery.com/whiskey#our-brands
Cheers to the weekend! 🍸🍹
Weekend cheer, 07/22/2022, Cleveland, OH
Olympus E-P2
7-Artisans 35mm f/0.95
ƒ/1.4 35.0 mm 1/30 200
near Lake Rotoiti, are 40m high and named after an illicit still that was found there in the 1880's. New Zealand
The rumors flew but nobody knew how much she blamed herself
For years and years she tried to hide the whiskey on her breath
She finally drank her pain away a little at a time
But she never could get drunk enough to get him off her mind
Until the night
Whiskey Jacks, also known as Grey Jays, are playful and mischievous birds. My daughters were eating Doritos when a pair swooped down and stole some right from their hands. I told the girls to take a chip, hold it up in their palms and stand very still, and sure enough the birds came back for several more.
The name Whiskey Jack is an anglicized form of Wisakedjak, which is the name of a trickster god in Cree mythology.
These photos were taken in Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario.
On one of our daily walks in the woods....a photo of my mini golden doodle pup, Whiskey, who has a knack for sniffing out heart-shaped love notes from God......
Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Rye
Classification: Rye
Company: Brown-Forman
Distillery: Jack Daniel's Distillery
Released: Ongoing
Proof: 94
Age: NAS
Mashbill: 70% Rye, 18% Corn, 12% Malted Barley
Color: Amber
MSRP: $50 (2017)
NOSE
A welcoming array of cherry and banana, offset by bouts of custard, oak, and faint rye spice. A dash of ethanol is present but doesn’t sabotage an otherwise nice experience. Enjoyable, and surprisingly tame in intensity, what’s definitely notable is the restraint and overall gentleness this young whiskey is sporting. This isn’t a typical bombastic rye whiskey nose, for better or for worse.
PALATE
It tastes a bit simple at first. A heavy dose of banana is upfront that’s followed by caramel and cherry. The palate never quite fully develops into an array of flavors. Instead, the highlight here is its very enjoyable buttery mouthfeel that simply settles on a baked plantain, oak, and rye spice blend that’s straightforward and satisfying. Slightly reminiscent of Jack Daniel’s No 7 flavors and characteristics the whiskey is known for, but still its own beast.
FINISH
There’s a noticeable ethanol bite on the finish that’s saddled with rye spice and oak. Lasting notes of cinnamon and vanilla ride out this medium length finish. It’s on the dry side and easily the whiskey’s weakest link.
UNIQUENESS
With rye’s increased popularity, many new ryes have popped up on store shelves over the past few years. The majority of them have been sourced from MGP, resulting in a very similar tasting landscape. Even some of the Kentucky majors, like Woodford and Jim Beam, released new rye whiskeys, and in their particular cases have been downright lackluster. In Jack Daniel’s case though, this Single Barrel Rye is one of the more interesting and unique ryes, especially for how young it is.
www.breakingbourbon.com/review/jack-daniels-single-barrel...
Whiskey Night, 11/22/2023, Nashville, TN
Panasonic DMC-G2
7Artisans 35mm f/0.95
35mm f/1.4 1/40 400