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  2. Sweet mash technique puts Hard Truth's newest whiskey ... - AOL

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    Hard Truth distiller Co. newest whiskey is pioneering the whiskey-making game with its Sweet Mash Whiskey. Sweet mash technique puts Hard Truth's newest whiskey on list of best in America Skip to ...

  3. Sour mash - Wikipedia

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    Belle of Nelson poster for their sour mash whiskey. Sour mash (or sourmash) is a process used in the distilling industry that uses material from an older batch of mash to adjust the acidity of a new mash. The term can also be used as the name of the type of mash used in such a process, and a bourbon made using this process can be referred to as ...

  4. Sweet Revenge (liqueur) - Wikipedia

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    Sweet Revenge is a 77-proof (38.5% alcohol by volume) liqueur [note 1] with natural flavorings that include wild strawberry and citrus, according to the manufacturer's website, literature and public trademark documents. [1] It is essentially a blended sour mash whiskey flavored with fruit syrup(s).

  5. John McDougal Atherton - Wikipedia

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    Prior to Prohibition, Atherton was a sour mash and sweet mash whiskey distiller. [8] He entered this profession early on in his career. [9]His stepfather, Marshall Key (1806–1877), was highly influential in his life and this guardianship encouraged many high-profile distillery ventures, enabling him to build his first distillery at the age of 26.

  6. Michter’s Will Release a New Toasted Barrel Sour Mash Whiskey ...

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    This whiskey picks up new flavors in a secondary barrel that's been toasted instead of charred. Michter’s Will Release a New Toasted Barrel Sour Mash Whiskey for Just the Second Time Skip to ...

  7. Atherton Whiskey - Wikipedia

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    A fire copper sweet mash produced from 1895 by William Miller & Co, a division of J. M. Atherton Company at Windsor distillery No.378. Bottled by the distiller in New Haven, KY, a clear light amethyst 11 1/2 inch tall whiskey bottle. Sold by the Meyer Brothers Drug Co. [16]