Sour Mash Whiskey: A broad category of whiskey whereby a portion of old mash is mixed in with new to help advance the character and smoothness of the flavor.

 

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Sour Mash Whiskey: A broad category of whiskey whereby a portion of old mash is mixed in with new to help advance the character and smoothness of the flavor.

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Smashes: Small juleps, served in an old fashioned glass. Made from muddled sugar, ice cubes, whiskey, gin, rum or brandy and soda water.

Sour: A spirit-based cocktail containing sugar, and lemon or lime juice

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