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We are going to actually try the whiskey before we get to the whiskey that's right does that make sense yeah

maybe not the whiskey was finished in this whiskey first so we're going to try the whiskey was

finished in first and then go the whiskey finished in the whiskey yeah yeah so if you caught that

math we're actually going to be doing bars town bour bourbon companies Amrute Collaborative Series. And so this brings together tradition of Indian single malt with the robust pallets of, you know, Kentucky bourbons. So there's actually be two straight rye whiskeys that were Asian Amroot Indian single malt barrels for 18 months. But before we get into that, we'll talk about the blend.

Let's go ahead.

Let's cheers.

This is actually my first taste ever of Indian single malt.

I've had some at this popular Indian restaurant in Louisville, Tiki House.

It's awesome.

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