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Thank you. with promo code BP10. All right, we're back with another whiskey quickie, and today we're going to be analyzing the blend coming from our friend freddie

no we're going to see how bad it really is i'm just kidding i'm sure it's not sure it's not that bad

but this is going to be little book chapter eight and this one is actually called path not taken

by the way you know we're joking we're always good friends here so after a reimagining the variety

of rye green has to

offer and pushing limits what it can be, Freddie looked at America's oldest whiskey frontier on the

new vantage point, created a complex, redefined, and differentiated profile. And he's blending all kinds

of different stuff in here. So this is a blend of stuff from four to 18 years old. So at the very

bottom, we'll start down there.

It is, uh, there's a Kentucky straight ride that's four years old. There's a five year Kentucky

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