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For this Whiskey Quiki, we are traveling to Baraboo, Wisconsin, and we'll be trying Drifeless Glen 51 Rye.

Now, on the back here, it doesn't actually say it has a particular mash bill, but it says it's at least a 51% mash rye, let's see, 51% alcohol,

100% Driffless, so we're actually over 100.

Yeah, that's under, that's 102%.

I never claimed to be good at calculus, but...

Well, it does say 102 proof, so maybe that's what they mean.

There we go.

I don't know.

Finding something. It is also a non-age-dated release, but it says that it is aged for at least two years in new charred oak, which by classification would mean that it is a straight rye whiskey.

All right, way to go, Wade.

Yeah, we figured it out.

And as you, Ryan had said, 102 proof, and the price is around a $60 SRP.

Oh, well, let's see.

Let's go.

It's Baraboo related to Bonnaroo? I don't know. No, it's

Tennessee and Wisconsin. Yeah, it was a terrible joke. One's got a music festival, the other

makes dry whiskey. Surprising for how young it is, I get a lot of oak on it, like some kind of deep,

deep something, I don't know. There's a little more, like, nose is a little

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