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Water under the bridge © 2021 by Kevin Nance
(The Town Branch, Lexington, Kentucky)
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Water under the bridge © 2021 by Kevin Nance
(The Town Branch, Lexington, Kentucky)
64 Bourbons Bracket Round 2, Matchup 13: Woodford D.O. Until the Cops Show Up vs. Town Branch Barrel Proof Store Pick
Songs of matchup:
Celtic Frost: “The Wings of Solitude” vs. Lynyrd Skynyrd: “Simple Man”
Round 26 of the 64 Bourbons Bracket: Elijah Craig SP 1.4 vs. Town Branch BP SP
When I would keep going back to Elijah Craig, the Town Branch kept dominating. With the freshness. The hunters and the male chauvinists loved the Stagg Jr. Well, the fucking dental students and Cold Lake era Tom G. Warrior love this Town Branch store pick single barrel. It is sooooooooooo fresh! The fresh maker. Fuck Mentos and Foo Fighters! Enter Vanity Nemesis Celtic Frost and the ever so fucking mysterious and strange Town Branch store pick. What the fuck? Foresee the wings of solitude, on Town Branch — a stranger in a strange Kentucky land — isolated from Scotland and Islay and Bardstown and allocated thoroughbred horseshit. Here it is, Town Branch from my hometown of Lexington coming in absolutely original. A mind fuck. Like Merzbow on acid. Or Cold Lake at the Milwaukee Metalfest performed by Opeth (their first concert on the USA). This is special. Uncharted territory. Cue the Sepultura song for the next track. But tell Wilmore, orthodox Josh that Town Branch and Vanity / Nemesis era Celtic Frost cruise on to the round of 32! Scotch!?!?! This is beyond scotch! Fuck scotch! This is a fresh mouthed fucking revelation! Raise your spiritual horns! I may be the Co-exist bumper sticker, but I celebrate anybody who actually believes and doesn’t ostracize non-believers. Cheers! Tom G. Warrior approves of Town Branch! Switzerland to fucking Kentucky by way of Scotland!
Town Branch Kentucky Straight Bourbon
The Basics: Do I recommend it?: How about “two cheers for Town Branch!” Can we describe that as a gentle recommendation? Availability: Seems reasonably widespread, at least here in NM. ABV: 45% Presentation: Unspecified General information: Umm, it’s bourbon. Bottling type: Proprietary Character: Fruity, sweet and sour. Score: 80/100 The details: Town Branch is the distilling side of…
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RiverLink’s RAD Watershed Plan addresses Asheville’s most impaired waterway
RiverLink’s RAD Watershed Plan addresses Asheville’s most impaired waterway
Out of view of the paddleboards and kayaks that meander with the lazy flow of the French Broad River, an orange tube skims oil from a creek’s surface. The tube is a last line of defense preventing oil from flowing directly into the river. The creek is Town Branch, a waterway long believed to be the most polluted stream in Western North Carolina.
“Many people still call it Nasty Branch,” says…
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Train Ride with Town Branch at the Kentucky Bourbon Affair
Train Ride with Town Branch at the Kentucky Bourbon Affair
Jaunt to the Bluegrass region of Kentucky where the story of Kentucky Bourbon began. Town Branch Distilleryguests will embark on a four-course dinner and spirits pairing on the R.J. Corman Lexington Dinner Train, winding along the Town Branch waterway for which Town Branch® Bourbon was named, as well as picturesque horse farms in the Horse Capital of the World. Guests will also enjoy a…
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Special edition Town Branch bourbon supports Kentucky CancerLink
Special edition Town Branch bourbon supports Kentucky CancerLink
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Oct. 3, 2014) – It’s bourbon, it’s packaged in pink, and buying it will help those affected by breast cancer in Kentucky. A new limited edition pink label Town Branch Bourbon just hit the local market and will raise money to provide support to those diagnosed with breast cancer as well as their families. The special bottles will only be available in select locations throughout…
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