Not the official Legacy formula. Actual bottle variant, measured volumes and proof must be recorded before reproducing either demonstration. Chest warmth is not a reliable rye-content test. Cooling after dilution is not proof that all sensory marrying is complete. Separated production streams describe this practice, not every Canadian distillery.
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Explains grain, distillation, barrel and age as production dimensions, then uses retail bottles as available consumer building blocks. Demonstration quantities: 1 cup J.P. Wiser's 15, half cup Pike Creek 10 rum-finished, quarter cup Wiser's Triple Barrel Rye, approximately one-third cup Lot 40 cask-strength 11. If treated literally these give 12:6:3:4, or 48:24:12:16 percent; the original cup quantities are approximate. Wiser's is the foundation; Pike Creek adds sweet notes; rye bottlings add texture/spice. Different tasters prefer different blends. A two-thirds Wiser's 18 / one-third Lot 40 Legacy approximation is suggested, but discussion distinguishes regular Lot 40 from the cask-strength bottle on hand.
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oes well with pizza try the red behind so you typically when you do a nice style blended whiskey you want to usually make that your largest components like we're gonna work with a cup we have here and I'm gonna go buy 1/2 cup quarter cup full cup so with your base we're gonna call it your full cup these are your professional mixing cups that you improvise sometimes you need to go on the fly the other thing you want to look at certainly is your barrel type so when we look at this whiskey here the Pike Creek ten-year-old it is fi
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high spicy type of whiskey it's dialed in it's that Pottsville that's 11 years of age so this one can impact your whiskey at all now the question is the warm feeling through your chest indicates how much rise and bled of your whiskey so we've got our mix here you got to ask me what type of occasion is this whiskey intended for is it an after dinner as a cocktailing type of whiskey isn't trying to be a sipper I'm feeling this as a sipper I agree I'll think it's different a separate whiskey so I would probably then go to a third o
Analytical digest
- Explains grain, distillation, barrel and age as production dimensions, then uses retail bottles as available consumer building blocks.
- Demonstration quantities: 1 cup J.P. Wiser's 15, half cup Pike Creek 10 rum-finished, quarter cup Wiser's Triple Barrel Rye, approximately one-third cup Lot 40 cask-strength 11. If treated literally these give 12:6:3:4, or 48:24:12:16 percent; the original cup quantities are approximate.
- Wiser's is the foundation; Pike Creek adds sweet notes; rye bottlings add texture/spice. Different tasters prefer different blends.
- A two-thirds Wiser's 18 / one-third Lot 40 Legacy approximation is suggested, but discussion distinguishes regular Lot 40 from the cask-strength bottle on hand.
Restrictions
- Not the official Legacy formula. Actual bottle variant, measured volumes and proof must be recorded before reproducing either demonstration.
- Chest warmth is not a reliable rye-content test. Cooling after dilution is not proof that all sensory marrying is complete. Separated production streams describe this practice, not every Canadian distillery.