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<blockquote data-quote="jakeman" data-source="post: 3588265" data-attributes="member: 10690"><p>I kinda starts with what goes in the “container” (cause it doesn’t have to be a barrel) isn’t bourbon or whiskey. It’s spirits or liquor. When it has aged the prescribed amount of time, then it’s bourbon or whiskey. What you do with it after it becomes bourbon or whiskey and if you want to drink it or not is everyone’s own business. What the distillers call it, and what you put on the label is however governed by law, not tradition, and there is a distinct difference in aging and infusing.</p><p></p><p>I understand what they are saying, that it’s semantics. But it isn’t, anymore than calling a mag a clip or saying .223 is the same as 5.56 make either of them true. It’s just wrong. It is what it is. Seriously though, I’m done discussing it. It’s pointless at this juncture and here’s the thing, if someone wants to drink that ****, then I’m all for it. Pour a glass and have 1 or 6 with the friends of your choice. In the end that’s all that matters. I’ll leave that as my final word on the matter and the discussion can continue without me.</p><p></p><p>Cheers! <img src="/images/smilies/new/drunk5.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":drunk5:" title="Drunk5 :drunk5:" data-shortname=":drunk5:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jakeman, post: 3588265, member: 10690"] I kinda starts with what goes in the “container” (cause it doesn’t have to be a barrel) isn’t bourbon or whiskey. It’s spirits or liquor. When it has aged the prescribed amount of time, then it’s bourbon or whiskey. What you do with it after it becomes bourbon or whiskey and if you want to drink it or not is everyone’s own business. What the distillers call it, and what you put on the label is however governed by law, not tradition, and there is a distinct difference in aging and infusing. I understand what they are saying, that it’s semantics. But it isn’t, anymore than calling a mag a clip or saying .223 is the same as 5.56 make either of them true. It’s just wrong. It is what it is. Seriously though, I’m done discussing it. It’s pointless at this juncture and here’s the thing, if someone wants to drink that ****, then I’m all for it. Pour a glass and have 1 or 6 with the friends of your choice. In the end that’s all that matters. I’ll leave that as my final word on the matter and the discussion can continue without me. Cheers! :drunk5: [/QUOTE]
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