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Samples contrasting Tennessee and Kentucky components; discusses readiness, entry strength and barrel variation. A 60:40 starting combination is hypothetical, not the final four-component formula. A preferred product proof is a design choice, not a universal optimum. Team tasting and remembered profiles guide selection. Some supplier identity is deliberately undisclosed and must remain so.
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y what we're trying to do is find that perfect balance between them okay and to the big distilleries they they rely on the barrel as we might have talked about you know in Bourbon 80% of the flavor comes from the interaction with the wood and for them that's just patience and time and they have a 100-year head start on us so the way that we could find we could produce flavor at a much faster rate or younger age was by blending those different Mash pills cuz each bch bu has you know typical a particular flavor profile that's go
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ally need something that's more spicy and oy so um I'm I'm I need to taste the them all to kind of figure out but if I was just doing those two barrels I would probably do about a 60 40 ratio of the tendency to the okay so you would put take 60% of the barrel use that and 40% of the other Barrel what would you do with the rest of it then yeah so we would just save it for another Blend or another batch um but that's why we typically don't do two barrel batches try to do three or four or five that way we can have you know two Ke
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which is that's why we need them there that's why their prices are so low but at some point people are looking to find what's next I'm ready to go beyond that I I'm don't want 90 proof I want something a little bit more I want cash strength I want something new and we're going to be that 102 level we're going to be that next phase of okay you're going to spend a little bit more money to to try to get our bottle but the flavor is going to be able to match that price point as well that's really what we're trying to do is find that
Analytical digest
- Samples contrasting Tennessee and Kentucky components; discusses readiness, entry strength and barrel variation.
- A 60:40 starting combination is hypothetical, not the final four-component formula. A preferred product proof is a design choice, not a universal optimum.
- Team tasting and remembered profiles guide selection. Some supplier identity is deliberately undisclosed and must remain so.
Restrictions
- The asserted 80 percent wood contribution and simple climate explanation are not controlled measurements. Do not treat them as fixed causal laws.
- Instrument terminology is garbled; Part 4's density/proof measurement does not imply a flavor-compound analysis. Final on-screen identifiers and quantities remain unavailable.
- Opening/closing overlap with Part 4 is repeated footage/text, not an independent corroborating source.