Hey everyone, it's Kenny here, and I've always said the best way to try a whole bunch of

whiskeys is going to a whiskey festival. And the best touring whiskey festival outside of Kentucky,

it's got to be Whiskey Riot. And they're now operating events across New York, Florida, Texas,

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And we're back with another whiskey quickie, and today we're looking at a new brand extension coming from Barton 1792 called Thomas S. Moore.

Now Thomas S. Moore isn't a new name. I mean it's been around forever. We've actually had Dusty Thomas S.mores before.

Yeah, one of my favorite Dusty's of all time. Really, really good. So who is Thomas Esmore? He was actually the

founder of Barton 1792. There's a lot more history that even goes into it about, you know,

actually losing distillery and it coming back online, but of course not underneath his name

and everything like that. But we want to tell you a little bit about the whiskey. So what's going

on for these? Well,

they're trying a little bit something new at Barton 1792. When we look at what cask finishes are

really like in the market, it's usually like three months, six months, something like that

about how long something ages in a secondary cask. Now these they're doing for three years,

and they've got a lot of different,

well, should I say they plan on releasing a lot more different expressions, but these are the first

three that are coming out. So we have bourbon whiskey finish in Cabernet Sauvian casks,

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