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Lumpy and X are talking shit and sipping on a stellar lineup of whiskey!
They start with a "dangerous drinker," Company Distilling Straight Tennessee Whiskey Finished with Applewood, and discuss the unique Lincoln County Process that mellows the spirit. Then, the guys try a high-proof Old Forester Single Barrel Barrel Proof store pick, using it to demonstrate the "magic" of the Whiskey Grail and how it can tame the heat of cask-strength pours.
The final pour is Widow Jane Lucky 13, a 13-year-old, 93 proof bourbon. They explore its unique taste profile, which features notes of pecan pie, vanilla bean, and birch beer, and its connection to the Rosendale Mines of New York.
Plus, X shares the history of the new Bourbon Trading Cards from The Bourbon Don, and they discuss X's classic car project—a 1950 Chevy Styleline and the electrical woes of a 2003 Ford Thunderbird—all from the comfort of the 35-foot Winnebago studio!
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By General X and LumpyLumpy and X are talking shit and sipping on a stellar lineup of whiskey!
They start with a "dangerous drinker," Company Distilling Straight Tennessee Whiskey Finished with Applewood, and discuss the unique Lincoln County Process that mellows the spirit. Then, the guys try a high-proof Old Forester Single Barrel Barrel Proof store pick, using it to demonstrate the "magic" of the Whiskey Grail and how it can tame the heat of cask-strength pours.
The final pour is Widow Jane Lucky 13, a 13-year-old, 93 proof bourbon. They explore its unique taste profile, which features notes of pecan pie, vanilla bean, and birch beer, and its connection to the Rosendale Mines of New York.
Plus, X shares the history of the new Bourbon Trading Cards from The Bourbon Don, and they discuss X's classic car project—a 1950 Chevy Styleline and the electrical woes of a 2003 Ford Thunderbird—all from the comfort of the 35-foot Winnebago studio!