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James E Pepper Decanter amp Fiddler Georgia Heartwood Bourbons
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You can skip ahead, but you’ll miss a lot of great information along the way! • Shortcuts/Timecodes: • 0:00 – Intro • 2:48 – Pepper Nosing • 4:00 – Pepper Tasting • 5:50 – Heartwood Nosing • 8:30 – Heartwood Tasting • A few weeks back I was able to purchase this James E. Pepper Decanter Bourbon. What struck me as unique about it was that it was a low proof “Barrel Proof” bourbon. That meant that each barrel must have been filled at a very low proof as the final blend came out to an undiluted 107.6 proof. The other thing I liked about its creation is that they used barrels that contained staves that were air seasoned for 18-24 months. When you add up those two positive factors with the fact that each barrel contained their own distillate that was aged up to an average of 5.5 years old, this release still had me a little concerned. But at only $60 I took a shot and am glad I did! • The ASW (Atlanta Spirit Works) Fiddler “Georgia Heartwood” Single Barrel Bourbon is made from a mash bill of 51% corn, 45% wheat, 4% barley (I believe sourced from Ross Squibb – aka MGP in Indiana). It’s over 4 years old and was finished for 3 or so months on hand harvested (and charred) Georgia White Oak “Heartwood” staves. It was bottled at 116.2 proof and retails for around $95. Let’s taste both of these bourbons and see if my purchases were justified by their quality. • If you join my Patreon channel (www.patreon.com/liquorhound), you'll get a bunch more insider information and great bottle purchase suggestions that don't make my regular YouTube videos. Beyond that, you'll get all my videos add-free 2 weeks early, have access to my giveaways and a huge private review library (that's never been on YouTube), and of course all my Patron Only bonus content reviews! • As of March 2024, my current bottle count is over 2,700. I am a Certified Specialist of Spirits and have also been accredited by the Tequila Regulatory Council (CRT). I've been actively collecting for three decades and what started as a small basic home bar has transformed (with the help and understanding of my wonderful wife) into this collection and career. Speaking of my career, our “Saints Alley Bourbons Rye whiskeys are on Total Wine shelves and customers are really enjoying them (be sure to ask for a sample when you're in the stores)! Currently, our Special Editions are moving fast and winning awards! So, keep an eye out for our Nobleman Rye , the White Port Cognac finished Bourbon, and our Special Edition Herald Bourbon that adds Pineau Des Charentes casks to the mix. It was just named The Best Overall Bourbon in a blind competition at Tales of the Cocktail's - 2023 New Orleans Spirit Competition! It won over a lot of really big names, and it just goes to show that when you take the big money branding away, our Saints Alley whiskeys can stand on their own! Given my decades of consumer experience, you know I’m working hard with my team to bring you whiskeys that we’re all proud of! Thanks for watching and please remember to drink responsibly. Cheers!
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