[S1:E6] Whiskey Basics!

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Today we start a discussion on the basics of whiskey terminology! Swing over to our Instagram and YouTube to help support the channel! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClHMZZAHPmZgKdSJd0Tn7fg Instagram: @bottles.n.bottles

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