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100% Corn Bourbon - Mixing Mash Bills?
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Schock
Posted November 20, 2005
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Posted November 20, 2005
Are there any bourbons that are 100% corn? Call me crazy, but let's suppose you had a few whiskeys that were each 100% of one of the major mash grains (Corn, Wheat, Rye, Barley, etc.). After they have been similiarly aged, could you mix them to simulate different mash bills? By the way, does anyone have a consolidated list of mash bills of many bourbons? I know that distillers don't like to share this information, but I've seen it in a lot of posts. Thanks,
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Posted November 21, 2005
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Posted November 21, 2005
Supposedly, Old Charter is about 80 percent corn and is the highest in corn content. The only mono-grain whiskey made in America that I know of is Old Potrero, which is 100 percent malted rye. Link to post
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Posted November 21, 2005
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