When things like this happen, I'm almost expecting to be charged a mileage fee.View attachment 64254
Not UPS but good old Canada post. Someone punched in a wrong letter in the zip, instead of heading east it looks like it's doing a world tour of BC.
If it hits the island I'm guessing I'm not seeing it....
Not trying to be argumentative, but how is it Kentucky Bourbon if it’s made in BC? Bourbon, yes if it meets the standard of identity; but not Kentucky.
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Nope, it was an actual physical card in my old fashioned mailbox.
Maybe Kentucky Bourbon "Style"?Not trying to be argumentative, but how is it Kentucky Bourbon if it’s made in BC? Bourbon, yes if it meets the standard of identity; but not Kentucky.
There’s a distillery in Hershey that makes Bourbon, but it’s Pennsylvania Bourbon:
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That's what I meant to write. Missed the "in the style of Kentucky Bourbon" The barrels were apparently imported from Kentucky but all the ingredients and process are done in BC. And it tastes as good or better than a high quality American one.
Barrels from Kentucky make the difference: in the U.S. used barrels are not allowed (but they are very popular elsewhere).
Alright - what's the difference between whiskey and bourbon?Not trying to be argumentative, but how is it Kentucky Bourbon if it’s made in BC? Bourbon, yes if it meets the standard of identity; but not Kentucky.
There’s a distillery in Hershey that makes Bourbon, but it’s Pennsylvania Bourbon:
The Hidden Still Spirits Story — Hidden Still Spirits
It took me a solid 6-7 years to learn to speak southern USA..... but to be fair I was learning Albertan and east coast along the way
Zactly, like Champagne vs. Sparkling Wine.
Can't speak it, can barely understand it. But if a beautiful Woman starts speaking to me with that southern Drawl, I start melting like warm butter. Same with a thick Irish accent.....They get me everytime.
Whisky is made from various grains. The malted barley in Scotland. It's made that way here in a local Vancouver Island distillery but can't be called Scotch. In Alberta Rye whisky is kind of self explanatory. True Bourbon whisky uses corn but again how and in what it's aged determines how it tastes. Same with all the other whiskies.
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See, you’re doing it: Bourbon is whiskEy. Also, in addition to being produced in certain counties in Kentucky, there are minimum percentages of the grains (primarily corn) that are used in the mash.Whisky is made from various grains. The malted barley in Scotland. It's made that way here in a local Vancouver Island distillery but can't be called Scotch. In Alberta Rye whisky is kind of self explanatory. True Bourbon whisky uses corn but again how and in what it's aged determines how it tastes. Same with all the other whiskies.
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