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Bottled In Bond Whiskey vs. Regular Whiskey: What’s the Difference?
Bottled-in-bond whiskey stands out from regular whiskey due to its strict production standards, established by the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897. It must come from one distiller, one distillation season, be aged at least four years in a bonded warehouse, and bottled at 100 proof. Regular whiskey, in contrast, has fewer restrictions, offering greater variety in proof, aging, and flavor profiles. Bottled-in-bond guarantees consistency and quality, appealing to tradition-focused drinkers, while regular whiskey provides diverse options for exploration. Understanding these distinctions helps whiskey enthusiasts make informed choices based on preference and occasion.
Joya De Nicaragua
Joya De Nicaragua is still after 50 years the OG cigar company with many of their lines earning 90-96 ratings.
Why Gen Y and Gen Z Should Join a Social Or Cigar Club.
Why Gen Y and Gen Z should join a private club.
Top 5 Maduro Cigars of 2024
Top 5 Maduro Cigars of 2024. Rich Flavors and Expert Picks for Aficionados.
What is a Maduro wrapper?
A common misconception is that Maduro cigars are stronger because of their dark color. This is generally not true.