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Hey everyone, welcome back to another whiskey quickie, and today we're looking at an old favorite, at least of mine.

I remember he used to have picks of this stuff back in the day of Bernheim, but this is their

latest and newest expression of, well, where else can you go with it,

except barrelproof? So this is the first national barrelproof expression of Bernheim's original

Kentucky Street wheat whiskey. Mm. Meat. Wheat. All the fweet. I guess you could go to 100-proof first,

and then barrel-proof. I mean, yeah, you could have a stepping stone.

You be bald and bon.

I think we were asking this about rye if you're going to have ball of bonn.

You probably can't for a wheat whiskey either.

I think it's just as a bourbon designation.

Okay, see.

Clearly we don't know it.

We're just faking it.

Yeah, we're just faking it.

I think we're figuring it out though. So, but like the original, the barrel proof is produced at the Bernheim Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky,

in Asian Heaven Hills, Rick Houses. This will be a nationally allocated product, which will be

released in batches twice a year. And each proof will also vary by addition to addition.

And this is, of course, their flagship mash bill of 51% wheat,

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