Attempt at honey bourbonesq!!
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Attempt at honey bourbonesq!!
This may have been asked.
Has anyone used honey to flavour their drinks sort of like the
Jack Daniels honey?
My wife bought me a miniature of it and it was bloody lovely.
I have loads of spirit that was aged on jd chips and while I am
About to start experimenting I just wondered if anyone else had tried and what their
Results were.
I currently have 200ml of aged spirit in the fridge that I've added 20ml of honey to
I'm starting at a 4:1 mix.
I know it won't be anything like the JD honey but I'm not after a clone,
It just got my taste buds smiling
Has anyone used honey to flavour their drinks sort of like the
Jack Daniels honey?
My wife bought me a miniature of it and it was bloody lovely.
I have loads of spirit that was aged on jd chips and while I am
About to start experimenting I just wondered if anyone else had tried and what their
Results were.
I currently have 200ml of aged spirit in the fridge that I've added 20ml of honey to
I'm starting at a 4:1 mix.
I know it won't be anything like the JD honey but I'm not after a clone,
It just got my taste buds smiling
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Corps012588 - Senior Distiller

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Corps012588 - Senior Distiller

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Re: Attempt at honey bourbonesq!!
The cloudy aspect will settle close to the bottom over time (in the unlikely event that it should last that long).
Chuck
Chuck
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chill - Master Distiller

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Re: Attempt at honey bourbonesq!!
Thank you chill I did wonder about the cloudiness.
Another problem is checking the abv as adding the honey changes the density of the spirit
So my alchometer is useless
Another problem is checking the abv as adding the honey changes the density of the spirit
So my alchometer is useless
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