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new. That's not to say that a whiskey distillery shouldn't have a flagship label, an old stand by, but what a distillery should be able to do is it to be constantly experimenting.
If the folks at Dingle Distillery only knew what 2020 had in store for us all. Either way, this wash should yield some pretty amazing stuff in a few years. How many "2020" batches do you think we'll be seeing in the next 5 to 10 years?
Production winding down for 2019, roll on 2020!! 🥃 #dingle #dinglewhiskey #dingledistillery #irishwhiskey #smallbatchwhiskey #independentscotland https://t.co/5DPWtqj5j0
— Dingle Distillery (@DingleWhiskey) December 20, 2019
Rebell Yell is one of the bourbons that I think gets shit on for no reason. I think even their standard whiskey is pretty good. Their small batch offerings are pretty good too. I have not seen their rye, but will be looking for it.
New whiskeys for the Gents just keep on coming. Rebel Yell Small Batch Straight Rye Whiskey #nab #rye #newwhiskey #ryewhiskey #rebelyell #rebelyellryewhiskey #rebelyellwhiskey #smallbatch #smallbatchwhiskey #smallbatchryewhiskey #straightrye #straightryewhiskey #bourbongents pic.twitter.com/8WEwJ0De7w
— Bourbon Gents (@BourbonGents) July 10, 2019
I think the that Templeton Rye is made in Iowa should tell us that good whiskey can be made just about anywhere. I'm a big fan of the small batch ryes lately.
Another snow day! #templetonrye #whiskey #ryewhiskey #whiskeyporn #spirits #thegoodstuff #iowa #smallbatchwhiskey #tipsy #buzzed #rye #templeton https://t.co/2nDSRNbfoU pic.twitter.com/Pry5cl90Ul
— David Camerer (@dcam39) March 3, 2019
This is a super cool look at the inner operations of a distillery. I love the steam rising out of the still. I can't wait to see what this makes in just a few years.
Distilling Bourbon today. #Bourbonrun #smallbatchwhiskey #madefrscratchinoakland #bourbon #whiskey #whiskeygram #whiskeylover #whisky #booze #headingforoak pic.twitter.com/PElRcVFXFP
— Wright & Brown Distilling Co. (@wrightandbrown) June 25, 2020
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