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Hey, everyone. White your Stogeys because we've got another whiskey quickie coming at you

and this is for Basil Hayden Suttles Smoke.

Now last time we did a Basil Hayden review I started trying to say Basel Hayden and I got flame

for it.

They're like, quit acting like you're hoity-toity and better than us.

Just say Basil Hayden like the rest of us.

I was like, all right, fine.

I'll try to, because that's the way I typically say it.

I try to change my grammar, and I was like, you know what?

We'll just, we'll go with how we usually say it here in Kentucky. Kentucky, you never know if we're going to pronounce our vowels or not. It's just a depend. Louisville and Bursales and Athens, not Athens. Or no, it's Aethens, not Athens. I don't

know, but regardless, Basil Hayden is what we say. And now we're looking at Basil Hayden's

subtle smoke. So this is another one coming from Freddie Noe and a little bit of his ingenuity, but here's

some of the information behind it. They say it's an entirely new take on smoky spirits and designed to be

a subtle entry into the world of smoky spirits. Rather than smoking the grain pre-distillation,

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