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>> Announcer: Now for today's quick shot of, uh, sips, suds, and smokes. >> Brent: Hey. Yes. Welcome to this quick shot sips episode where everything good in life is worth discussing. As always, we are the best thing. >> Justin: On at 02:00 a.m. we definitely are. There's nothing else on, um, at this point that's gonna outtake us like old. >> Brent: Reruns of dirty jobs. >> Justin: Nope. Not even that. >> Brent: I don't know, Mandy.

>> Justin: I don't know. >> Bob: We definitely. Everything the rerun of last night's panther game by a lot. Not the original, but the rerun. We definitely beat that. Nobody watched that. >> Brent: Yeah, no. >> Justin: Dirty job. It's always so dirty. >> Brent: That's what makes it fun. >> Bob: Yeah. >> Brent: I mean, honestly, I mean, you could. >> Bob: Nobody would watch. Awesome job. >> Justin: You stay clean head.

>> Brent: You could put a channel on and do nothing but dirty jobs and how it's made 24/7 yeah. And I would never watch anything else. >> Bob: That would be Bob's channel. >> Brent: Oh, yeah. I'd just. I'd just be. I wouldn't get any work done. I'd just be sitting there staring all day. >> Justin: Jobs that never get you dirty. Drinking bourbon. >> Bob: I don't know. Well, it depends on how much bourbon you drink. >> Brent: I was gonna say I could debate that.

>> Bob: I've learned some. >> Brent: I don't know that that floor in that hotel in Tennessee looked a little filthy. Here you go. >> Bob: Yep. >> Justin: Been there, done that. >> Brent: Absolutely. Well, this is made man Bob. And joining me today are made man Brent. >> Justin: Uh, a pleasure to be here. >> Brent: And good old boy Justin. >> Bob: Oh, good morning from the basement. >> Brent: Well, this is a quick shot episode of our

sip segment. So, our sip segments are all about, uh, wine, distilled spirits, tea, coffee, and anything else that you can sip on. And here's the whiskeys we're going to be sipping on today. We have the square six high rye bourbon. The square six high rye rye whiskey. The square six weeded bourbon. We have the rise of the robots straight rye. And we have the old Forester 117 series scotch cask finnish bourbon. So let's have Justin against our better judgment.

>> Justin: Well, we have no judgment, but I. >> Brent: Going out. >> Bob: That's how I made the show, guys. >> Brent: I forgot about that. Yeah. Yeah. That is how he got in. >> Bob: Uh, yeah. >> Brent: Oh, well, go ahead and do it then, I guess. >> Bob: Okay. One sip. Gave me a glass of water to wash out my mouth. Two sips. >> Brent: Jethro bodine, I guess. >> Bob: Nice. But what else do you have? >> Brent: That's his Forrest Gump.

>> Bob: Three sips. Hmm. Interesting. What was this again? Interesting. >> Brent: I think that was his hannibal Lecter. >> Justin: I just watched somebody walk by the table shaking their head. I don't know what that means. >> Bob: Forceps. Let's keep this secret to ourselves. Par me another. >> Brent: I think that's Georgie from young Sheldon. >> Bob: Okay, five sips. Oh, my. I was unaware anything could be this good. >> Justin: Oh, my goodness.

>> Brent: That, uh, was sort of all over the place. I wasn't really following it. Just, you know, it's just like. It's here, it's there, it's here, it's there. It's. >> Bob: It's the hollers. >> Brent: Yeah. I'm not so. >> Bob: Not so sure about Kentucky hollers. >> Brent: Well, thanks for that, I guess. >> Bob: You're welcome. >> Brent: So it's Lord right in the toilet. What are we? Uh, 445? Yeah. Already? That's a new record.

Well, let's have Brent tell us, uh, about square six. >> Justin: Thanks, Bob. So, square six is a line of whiskey from Heaven Hill distillery that is produced exclusively at the artisanal distillery located within the Evan Williams experience in downtown Louisville. >> Brent: Very cool. >> Justin: Oh, very cool. They got that. They got that bottle that's pouring, you know, a glass of whiskey. >> Brent: Disney built a whiskey. Yeah,

this is what they would build. It's just missing the robots. If it. If Evan Williams was a robot, then it'd be perfect. >> Bob: It's like epcot whiskey production. >> Brent: Yeah. >> Bob: Yeah. >> Justin: Plus, you get a taste and drink and buy. I mean, this whole experiences. If you're ever in Louisville, you have to go here. No matter. >> Brent: Tasting bars are neat. >> Bob: I was about to go to the tasting bar.

>> Brent: On the top, little irish pub. There's the one that's the, like, sixties. You kind of expect Don Draper to come walk out and pour you. That one's my favorite. That bar is totally cool. Completely hip. >> Justin: Yeah. Well, here you have distiller, uh, Jody Falontro. She distills one barrel of american whiskey per day and is continuously crafting innovative mash bills and tweaking the hard

crafted process for each new recipe. Since the building of the craft distillery, Heaven Hill has been patiently waiting as the barrels quietly age to maturation. During this aging process, a team of master tasters sample each recipe at various stages until a specific mash bill has been deemed to have achieved a taste profile worthy of bottling. So our first whiskey is from the square six. Is the square six high rye bourbon. It's 47.5% abv, 95 proof. Non age stated. Five years old.

>> Bob: Okay. >> Justin: Non age stated, though. Uh, so the square six high rye bourbon is the first bottling from the Evan Williams bourbon experience stills or still. >> Brent: Still. >> Justin: So, yeah, because it's just one other two. >> Brent: There's some. >> Justin: Those are two of them, yeah. Oh,

yeah, that's right. So the first released, first released in May of 2021, the square six high rye bourbon features a mash bill of 52% corn, 35% rye, and 13% malted barley, which is a new bourbon recipe under the heaven hill distillery portfolio. So the color of this is, uh, kind of a brighter copper a little bit, um, kind of that

eighties, nineties penny there. You know, the, um, on the nose, I get rye, corn, tobacco, and it smell, it just smells young to me when I smell it, you know, it just, I kind of get that young smell to it. On the, on the palette, I get this. It's like a black tea. Kind of, kind of like they get the cardamom, um, you know, cinnamon, pepper, uh, just kind of, uh, it's, it kind of all tastes young as well.

I see where they're going with this one. And the master tasters, I think, could have let this one go a little bit longer, you know, for, um, for what I would think forge. But what do you think, Justin? >> Bob: Well, uh, I think if I rode in the back of a truck where they had half camel on filters and half swisher sweets, I'd capture the nose of this expression and the palette. It's got a kind of a gummy rye going on. I think if you put it in an old fashioned, it would be

as good as it can be. Um, and the finish is a little. >> Justin: Yeah, you need to do something with it, because it's not, I just, for me, it just doesn't complete itself as a, uh, as a standalone drink. You have to do it with something. It's got to be a mixer. Has to be a mixer. Has to be. >> Bob: I wouldn't do a Manhattan. I do an old fashioned and old. >> Justin: Fashioned or another mix. You know, something like that.

>> Bob: You go light on the bitters because it's got the bitter in it. What'd you think, Bob? >> Brent: I'm not sure where they age. These, uh, I don't think they're, they're not aging them. Um, in downtown Louisville, because, I mean, you know, they're making a barrel a day, like during the week. So, I mean, you know, it's like a couple hundred barrels a year. There's not enough room there for it. So they're

not, I don't think they're aging there. Wherever you're putting them, they need to put them a little bit higher up in the Rick house. Because after five years, I honestly would have expected this to be a little bit further along than it is. I'm with Brent. >> Bob: It's tastes young. >> Brent: It's young. It definitely tastes young. We just. We just finished doing some whiskeys from somebody else that was five year. >> Bob: But they were sweet mash.

>> Brent: Yeah, but these. They were. Yeah, it was still. There was a big difference. Um, yeah, on this one, it's. I mean, to me, it's. When I smell it, I. If you told me this was not a bourbon, if you told me this was a rye whiskey, I would absolutely believe you that it's rye whiskey. Um, because that rhino, that putty nose, is just coming through. It's just, you know, that. That's the thing. I'm getting more than I'm getting.

Yeah. You know, the corniness. I'm getting the right heavy, heavy rye on it, and I'm getting a little bit of, uh, I get a little bit of that tobacco on the nose as well. And it's a little bit sweet on the palate. They're dead on with their description on the cardamom and the cinnamon. Uh, you know, the cardamom really, really comes out. Um, it's kind of a. I mean. >> Justin: The cinnamon is kind of like a. Like a dull

cinnamon, but it has like a peppery. Yeah, a pepper to it, you know, it's like an old cinnamon, you know? Yeah, it's. >> Brent: It's. It's. It's an herbally kind of earthy kind of, um, Rick house floor kind of cinnamon to it. Um, yeah, I mean, it's, you know, it is what it is. It's. It's. It's well made. It just. I just think I. Again, I don't know where

they're aging it, but they. I would expect it to been further along that, you know, at the age that it's, you know, theoretically at, um, the. >> Justin: I mean, heaven Hill puts out some really high quality. >> Brent: Yeah. >> Justin: I mean, it's, you know, their lineup is, is just outstanding. Yeah, your regular lineup. But this one here, I just think it falls flat of what they're. >> Brent: Yeah. >> Justin: Of what they produce. You know, as far as, uh, you

know, at the regular. You know, the regular distillery. >> Brent: Yeah. Again, I think. I think they need to find a place in Rick House. So this thing get a little bit more heat cycling on it, and it might be fantastic. I don't know. Um, but right now, it's just. It just tastes too young to tell, so. >> Justin: Well, I remember seeing barrels there, uh, when I toured it long time ago. And, you know, I remember seeing barrels stacked up there.

>> Brent: So, I mean, the thing is, is. >> Justin: It'S not really a Rick house. >> Brent: They're making five a day, if they're making five a week. And they've been making them since, you know, you know, that place has been there, you know, five, six years, seven years longer than that. That's not gonna fit, you know, period. It's not gonna fit. So they're definitely aging somewhere, someplace afterwards, you know, because this tastes like something

that's been aged in an air in a rick house. It's, you know, like air conditioned. It just doesn't seem like it's gotten enough of the heat cycling. Yeah. Um, but, you know, neither here nor there, we're gonna be rating the, uh, square six, uh, high rye bourbon. Uh, two sips. >> Justin: Well, isn't that nice?

>> Brent: So that takes us to our next one. So we're gonna have, uh, Justin tell us about that one. >> Bob: So this one is the square six high rye rye whiskey. As they say in Louisville. >> Justin: The rye rye. >> Bob: The rye rye. 47.5% alcohol by volume, or 95 proof. And it's non age stated. In October of 2022, Evan Williams Bourbon experience released their second expression

in the square six series. The square six high rye rye whiskey featuring a mash bill consisting of 63% rye, 24% corn, and 13% malted barley on the nose. Kind of got a, um, peak iced tea kind of thing going on. >> Brent: Brand specific. >> Bob: Yeah, it's definitely a peak. >> Brent: So it's not Arizona. No, it's not snapple peak. It's not weptin. >> Bob: No, it's not Tetley. >> Brent: Okay. >> Justin: It's the black tea from peak, though.

>> Bob: And you don't get a lot of heat on the nose or anything like that. On the palate, you get, um, that gummy rye thing going on. You get vanilla, you get a little bit of white pepper. The finished, it's all center palette. It's not that long. Um, there's a cocktail that will fix this. I just don't know what it is. What do you think, Brent? >> Justin: Yeah, that whole palette thing, it's. This one is all middle to forward palette. And when I'm.

When I like a rye, I like it to kind, um, of like, fill my mouth, you know, kind of. I don't want that. I want that whole experience. And this just doesn't give it to you. You had all those notes. I had the black tea, um, a little bit of molasses on the. On the nose there. Um, the palate. Yeah. It's. Again, I just think that these could go a little bit longer. I, you know, for a rye, you would think if it was five years old, um, that it would be, you know, just starting to hit into its

own. And it kind of felt short for me. I didn't think it did, like, got to its potential yet. I think they. They just, you know, maybe, you know, like Bob said on the other one, it might be where they're aging them, that they're not getting the heat, and maybe they are aging them in air conditioning or something, but it just feels like it's. It's missing out on something that's. To give it that. To give it that punch that you really want with your. With your rye, Bob?

>> Brent: Um, yeah, I mean, at same thing for me. Um, I get. I get the black tea on the. On the nose and sort of like a molasses undertone, sort of a black stroller molasses undertone. Um, for me, it's on the palate again, that cardamom is. Is present. I'm guessing that's maybe just sort of a characteristic of that still, you know? You know? >> Bob: Yeah. >> Brent: You know, the beam peanuts and. And the dill that you get from MGP, which is fine. I like the

cardamom. Some, um, allspice and pepper. But again, for me, it's. It just. It tastes a little bit young. I think this one needs a little bit more time. Um, you know, or, you know, a different position and a different Rick house. Um, because it's. It's. It's fallen a little flat. I mean, again, it's. It's well made. It's just. There's. There's not a lot there. The finishes just disappears, so. Well, we'll be back. Uh, look to the left, to the

right. Keep your eyes on the road, my darling wondering if we're only passing through open roads and open windows. My hand is yours forever, sweet love. Uh, hey, and we're back, and we were finishing up our discussion on the square six high rye rye whiskey. Um, and we are going to be rating that at, uh, two sips. >> Justin: Well, isn't that nice?

>> Brent: So that takes us to our last whiskey from square six, which is the square six weeded bourbon. It's 52.5% Abv 105 proof. Um, released in June of 2023, the square six weeded bourbon is the third release in the series, and it's comprised of two distinct weeded bourbon mash bills, which were blended post aging. The first one is 74% corn, 16% wheat, and 10% malted barley. And the second one is 68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% malted barley. So

color like a new penny. Bright, shiny, good clarity to it. I mean, it's got a pretty color on, um, the nose. Caramel, vanilla, uh, some new kind of fresh oak. And let's see, on the palate. On the palate. Get a little baking spice. I definitely get a, like a Coca Cola note. >> Bob: Yeah. >> Justin: Uh, but a flat Coca cola. >> Brent: Yeah, yeah. >> Justin: You know, like one, right. One that's just, ah, this has been sat out to way too long. No more fizz.

>> Brent: There's the, that cola note, there's, um, some oak to it. And then I get sort of that bitter, um, walnut to it. Um, honestly, I think I like this one the best of the three. Um, but it is still. Again, it's. This one's hitting me young, but I expected it to because, I mean, you know how weeded whiskeys are. They, they, they really takes a while for, they take a while for me for them

to really hit their maturity. Um, you know, a couple of years more than a standard bourbon, you know, a ride bourbon. Um, but honestly, I think this one's the best of the three. What'd you think, Brent? >> Justin: Yeah, it is the best of the three, that's for sure. And I think this is probably pulled it, you know, probably that five year mark. It's not age stated, but that's what I'm guessing.

I think if it would have gone to that seven, eight year m mark, I think that's where the sweet spot for this is going to be. There's. It's not saying that this is the bad, because it's well made and you can take, you can taste that in it. You can taste, you know, in the nose. I got the figs and the oak and a little bit of caramel on the nose. And then on the palate, oak and corn came out

me right away along with the baking spices. And then you say that flat cola, uh, at the, at the end, and some know, some nuts on there. But again, I just think this one needed, you know, I don't know that there's a reason why they're pulling them soon. You know, of why, why they would pull them soon. But it's. >> Brent: I don't know, maybe they need, maybe the gift shop needs them. I don't know. Um, you know, it's. Again, I'm with you. Very well made.

Like anything. Like anything you're gonna get from heaven Hill. They know what the hell they're doing, right? This is an outfit that knows what they are doing. They make some of the best whiskey in the world. I just think these are just too. >> Justin: Young, you know, that's exactly. >> Brent: I mean, Elijah Craig barrel proof is pretty much a death row bourbon for, I'd say, four out of five of us on the show. Um, but if you took it out

at five years, would you like it as much? Not nearly. You know, would you like it at three? Probably not. So. Not nearly. So I think if they give these a little more time, and I'm hoping that maybe that's what they're doing. Maybe they're putting these out now while they're putting more barrels away. And, you know, this is going to continue to get a little bit older as it gets, you know, each. >> Justin: I mean, they are experimenting a lot there. So that is a

whole thing. Yeah, that's the whole lot. Thing is to try to find it, uh, try to do it on a small scale experiment. >> Brent: Yeah. >> Justin: Find out what's going to work. And then they can probably take that and move it to a large scale and. And put it out for the masses. This is just really young, experimental whiskey. >> Brent: But this one, this one has definitely opened up and just a drop of water. This one is definitely, I think, the best of the three.

What did you think, Justin? >> Bob: I got the Elmer's glue, fourth grade on it. I got lemon meringue pie. >> Brent: Mother tell you not to eat the glue? >> Bob: No. >> Brent: It would make you meant. Never mind. >> Bob: No. Explains a lot. >> Brent: Yeah. >> Justin: He put it on this palm and let it dry out like all of us didn't, then peel it off your palm. >> Brent: Smelled a lot of airplane. >> Bob: Oh, for sure. But that was

later. So. Yeah, definitely got the flat cola. Uh, I got m some baking spices on it. I got the walnuts. Um, but I think it has potential. I think. I think if you laid this down. Twelve years. Yes, 15 years. >> Justin: Huge, huge potential. >> Brent: I think all three of these, if. >> Bob: You leave, you know, if you put. >> Brent: Them in a better warehouse or give them a couple more years, I think they're high floor. They're gonna be good.

>> Bob: Twelve to 15 years, this thing's gonna be great. >> Brent: I think seven or eight, you know. >> Justin: Yeah. >> Brent: In a better spot in the Rick house. And that'll be fantastic. So again, I. Who knows? Maybe that's what they're doing and they're release and until they get there. So. >> Bob: So if you got some left, guys, just lay them down on a high floor somewhere. >> Brent: Well, we're gonna be giving the square six weeded bourbon two sips.

>> Justin: Well, isn't that nice? >> Brent: So that takes us to our next one. We're gonna brent, tell us about that one.

>> Justin: Thanks, Bob. So combining their enthusiasm for whiskey, passion for movies and dedication for storytelling, each expression from Filmland spirits sports a unique label with a pulp style art in the style of the 1950s retro movie posters. So to carry through to the movie mode of consumers can go to their website and view the movie trailer outlining the story behind each label. So if you just go to their website, you can see the different.

>> Brent: Yeah, whichever, whichever expression you've got. They've got like scripts there like that you can actually read and they have like movie trailers and you can even download the labels. Labels are like a cool 1950s. >> Justin: It's a cool bottle. I mean when you. >> Brent: It's gonna be movie poster. It's cool. >> Justin: I mean, I have to imagine when you're looking at this on the shelf. This has got to stand out like that.

>> Brent: Yeah. >> Justin: You know, I mean everyone, all these other ones, nice black and gold labels and things. And this one's got a movie poster on it. >> Brent: And we did, we did their first release, moonlight mayhem, a year or more ago. And this is, this is the newest release. >> Justin: What do you think? So this is the rise of the robot straight rye whiskey. It's 47% apvae, 94 proof, 95% rye, 5%

malted barley. It's distilled in Indiana. Number four char, white oak barrel. >> Brent: Gee, I wonder where that came from. >> Justin: Hmm. M. Well, it's got a dill pickle and vanilla nose to it, so. >> Brent: Gee, I wonder where that came from. This is. It is a prototype MGP M Rye. That's the first thing I notice. >> Justin: Yes. They didn't do anything different to it, which it doesn't need to. Nothing needs to be different to

it. You know, agent in a different spot. Uh, you know, just let it sit and enjoy it. You get the pepper, tobacco, the light oak notes. Uh, I got a slightly burnt vanilla on this one. Not just like a regular, but like a little burnt, like a. Like a toasted vanilla on it. You know, um. It's got a nice finish, nice mouthfeel, you know, pleasant. Very pleasant. >> Bob: Justin, I love the tagline on this bottle. Serve the drinks, save the world.

I, uh, don't know what you can really say after that. The flavors in this are really good. It's really well balanced. There's nothing I could tell them to do better. I just say, hey, if one comes in my house, I'm going to be drinking it and shared it. I liked it. >> Brent: Well, again, prototypical MGP rye. That dill salty dill pickle nose, which, you know, some people are not into. I think it's great. >> Bob: So it's like four year, five year rye.

>> Brent: Uh, I'm, um, probably guessing. Yeah. But, you know, well done. Nice color to it. >> Justin: M. >> Brent: On the palate, you know, right exactly where. Right exactly where you expect that to be. You know, I mean, it doesn't disappoint. Solid whiskey, it's a little pallet forward, like front, middle of the palate. Back palate, not so much about medium long finish.

Yeah, I get what you're saying about sort of like the toasted, kind of a toasted vanilla, a little bit of cinnamon, little bit of dark, uh, toffee and mocha for me, almost like leaning toward dark chocolate. Um, you know, again, like, like their last, last release. I mean, beautiful packaging and a solid juice inside. Um, you know, I think this one's. This one's really. >> Justin: They found their gimmick with this film thing, you know? Yeah, film. They found their gimmick with it. I think

it's working. And, you know, when you have a. >> Brent: Good product, they're putting. >> Justin: Right. When you put a good product in something like that, it just enhances it as well. >> Brent: Yeah. >> Bob: Oh, uh, it's fun. >> Brent: Well, if you see something cool, a cool bottle, you'll buy it once. If what's inside it isn't good, that's the only time you'll buy it. If what's inside it is good, you'll keep going. And I think they're on to

something. They've got beautiful packaging, and the two that we've had so far have all been solid. So, uh, we're going to give the rise of the robots from Filmland. Spirits is solid. Three sets. >> Bob: Interesting. >> Brent: That takes us to our last. We're gonna have Justin tell us about that one.

>> Bob: So now we get to talk about old Forester 117 series scotch cask finish. It's 46.5% alcohol by volume, or 93 proof. George Gavin Garvin Brown was proud of his scottish heritage. To celebrate these gaelic roots, this limited edition release was finished in scotch whiskey casks sourced from Speyside. The sherry and wine maturation and finishing casks were used to finish the old forest or Kentucky straight bourbon. So on the nose,

it's like a little smoky. You get some, uh, cool milk chocolate thing going on, but it's pretty complex, but really pleasant on the palate, you kind of get, you know, ah, amish pie store. You're getting some cinnamon, you're getting some beautiful, sweet wine. On the finish. Um, and it's got body and age, and the finish is just really pleasant. You just really look forward to the next sip after you finished it. They couldn't have really done this any better.

You know, if you don't know if you want a bourbon or a scotch and you feel like both at the same time, this is a way to go. What do you think, Brent? >> Justin: Well, um, so the moment I hear scotch, you know, I kind of cringe a little bit, you know? So, uh, and then when I smelled this, when I gave it a nose to it, I got chocolate milk with plums. And I'm like, what kind of a combination is that? Like telling me what this is all about, mister,

what am I going to be drinking here? You know? And, uh, then on the palate, it just explodes. I mean. Oh, my. Yeah, it just explodes. I mean, you got that, like you said, an amish pie. Yeah, that apple pie from the Amish. Oh, yeah. Excellent, ah, description

there. Um, and it does have that chocolate in it, and it doesn't have the plums, but it's got this nice, a little bit of smokiness to it, but not a smokiness that you get when you get on these, when you get, when you're drinking some of these scotch. >> Brent: Not a petey smokey. >> Justin: Right? It's not like that. >> Brent: More of a barrel char smokey. >> Justin: Yes, exactly. You know, so there's a difference of that, too. Uh, but, yeah, silky

buttery. This is just, this is all around a really nice, uh, expression. I'm, uh, very happy, very pleased with this one, you know? So, yeah, I wasn't that scotch word threw me off. But other than that, Bob. >> Brent: Should have seen him when he was pouring at the look on his face. Well, you know, George Garvin Brown did have scottish heritage, which is why to this day, when they spill whiskey on old forester, there's no e because that's how you do it. Um, but again, great nose.

The milk chocolate really comes through, um, like spice stewed fruit for me, and just a really lovely nose. But on the palette is where I think this one really shines. >> Justin: M it does shine on the palate, that is, it's dances a little bit. >> Brent: It's like dried fruit. Uh, like dark, dark toffee, a little bit of sort of, uh, mocha on there. Uh, some cinnamon milk chocolate, a little bit of nuttiness on the back palate. It's got a pretty, pretty decent finish on it.

It stays with you, the cocoa stays with you, the baking spice stays with you, I'd say medium to long palate. I think this one's a winner. I think this one's definitely a winner. Um, you know, we've had quite a few of the 117 series. Have been very kind to share quite a lot of them with us. But I think this one is, uh. I think this one's. This one's very well done. So I think, uh, I just. I wish we'd get a larger bottle. >> Justin: You mean that, uh, the little thumb.

>> Brent: Sized, the little 50 ML airplane bottle? Yeah, I just. I wish we'd have got a little bit larger supply of that one. So, I mean, I understand it. The 117 series are very small. You know, they release them at the gift shop, and they, you know, go like that. So there's. There's no big bottles of this. >> Bob: But I know if I was in. >> Brent: The store, I wouldn't have minded a larger one.

Yeah. So. So we're gonna be rating the old forester one one seven series scotch cash finish. A well deserved forceps. That's classified. >> Justin: Yeah, because this is one. If it was said scotch cask on the shelf, I'd probably pass it up, you know, but after tasting it, well. >> Bob: Uh, now that you've had it. >> Justin: Right. Exactly. You know, so, uh. But, I mean, just the word scotch. >> Brent: Yeah.

>> Justin: Does it for me. So. >> Brent: Well, I want to thank everybody for joining us. Thank you, Brent. >> Justin: Thanks for having me. >> Brent: Uh, thank you, Justin. Thank you very much for sip, suds and smokes. May a bad bob, thank you for joining us. And remember, life's too short to drink bad whiskey. >> Announcer: This has been a one tan hand production of sips, suds, uh, and smokes m a program devoted to the appreciation of some of the finer slices

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