Bourbon
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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what makes great bourbon Great. Truth is, you don't need a whole heck of a lot to make bourbon some corn, yeast, the right water and patience. But to make great bourbon the drink that working families in these parts have been perfecting for over 250 years, you need a community, a community of farmers, tradesmen and master distillers that are the very best of their craft. It all starts with Green Farm to the perfect moisture levels consistently season after season grown, harvested and dried close to distillery. Next. Ah, still a still that has been worked by generations to create the best white dog just waiting for all that sweet and spicy flavor to come. Thin barrels made by a master Cooper built to the best local white oak, charred to perfection sealed tight so the angels share isn't any more than it has to be. Last but not least, you need to bring everything together seamlessly repeatedly, then store it undisturbed in a breezy, dry place for a decade before you even know what you've created is any good ha. That's a lot of talented people to get in the same room together just once imagine doing it for generations. That's what makes great bourbon great master craftsmanship in a glass Thank you to the Kentucky Bourbon community for making the Wolverine old Rip Van Winkle collaboration a resounding success. You are truly masters of your craft.