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Re: Whiskey/Bourbon as a gift?
[Re: Goatkiller]
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04/22/20 02:12 PM
04/22/20 02:12 PM
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Opelika
noeyeddeer
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Joined: Dec 2012
Posts: 1,160
Opelika
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I don't know how you would get good water to make liquor from around Opelika but maybe there is some limestone around there. You can't make good bourbon without it..... maybe an interpretation of good bourbon but limestone filtered water is a key ingredient. "Limestone" water is just another word for Hard Water. The water from Opelika is actually really soft but if I remember correctly John Emerald adds different things to the water they get directly from the city. Basically adding magnesium and calcium and some other minerals that replicate the hard water from the Kentucky Region.
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