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Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
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You're gonna have to look hard since only one mentioned here isn't a bourbon and that was the Woodford 4 Grain* and none are extremely rare. Remember that bourbon and rye distilling started in Pennsylvania way before Kentucky got around to it.
Now if somebody mentioned something like this:
or
or
or this rye
That would be extremely rare.
*=corrected in post below. The Woodford is a bourbon.
Now if somebody mentioned something like this:
That would be extremely rare.
*=corrected in post below. The Woodford is a bourbon.
OK...as a person that has lived in KY all my life, either some of these "bourbon's" you all have mentioned are extremely rare or they aren't bourbon. I don't claim to be a bourbon expert by any means, but a KY boy has to know bourbon and tobacco. It's required by law.
I'll have to look some of them up.