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Hey everybody, another whiskey quickie. And today we're looking at a very special release that's coming from our friend over Stephen Beam from Yellowstone.

Let's dive into this a little bit because this is something that, you know, limestone branch, they have been distilling their own stuff now for quite some time.

And I remember the first time that I went to Limestone Branch and it was a still and this

pipe coming off and it was just like just drips going into a bucket. A much different thing than

before they were required. And it's a total 180 from where they had been.

But this is some of the original stuff that Stephen Beam distilled in honor of his family.

So here's a little bit of the backstory here.

So this is called Yellowstone Family Recipe.

So it's a craft distilled honoring 150 years of Beam and Dant family distilling

traditions. So this new bourbon is created by master distiller Stephen Beam, and it's inspired

by a recipe found in notes from Beam's grandfather Guy Beam, containing cloned yeast using DNA

from a yeast jug belonging to Beam's great-grandfather minor case beam. And the Yellowstone family

recipe reflects the original Yellowstone Bourbon Mashbill and carries its original namesake of a

six-year age statement. It is the recipe that Stephen Beam has been distilling at Limestone

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