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The Whiskey Professor Bernie Lubbers & Martin Miller's 9 Moon Gin

Author
Brian Weber is a Professional Bartender and Cocktail & Spirit Enthusiast.
Published
Wed 05 Oct 2016
Episode Link
https://bartenderjourney.podbean.com/e/the-whiskey-professor-bernie-lubbers-martin-millers-9-moon-gin/

Bernie Lubbers is the National Whiskey Brand Ambassador at Heaven Hill Distilleries.  He tells us exactly what it takes for a Whiskey (or other Spirit) to be labeled as "Bonded in Bond".  


Also we speak with Jacob Ehrenkrona and taste the delicious Martin Miller's 9 Moons Gin.


It's the Bartender Journey Podcast Number 184.  Listen with the audio player on this page, or subscribe on iTunesAndroid or Stitcher Radio.


For a spirit to be labeled "Bottled In Bond" it must be:

  • Composed of the same type of spirits and produced from the same class of materials

  • Produced in a single distilling season by one distiller at one distillery

  • Stored for at least 4 years in wooden containers

  • Reduced in proof with by the addition of only pure water to exactly 100 proof

  • The label must bear the real name of the distillery and the plant number where it was produced and where it was bottled


Book of the week:
Bourbon Whiskey Our Native Spirit: Sour Mash and Sweet Adventures 2nd Edition by Bernie Lubbers


Cocktail of the Week:
Horses Neck

  • 2 oz Bourbon

  • 2 dashes Angostura Aromatic Bitters

  • Ginger Ale

  • Long “ribbon” of lemon peel


Directions

  • Using a channel knife, peel a lemon in one long spiral. Twist around your finger or a barspoon to create a coil.

  • Drop the lemon coil into a highball or Collins glass leaving the end hanging over the lip and fill with ice.

  • Add bourbon and bitters. Top up with ginger ale.

(In a pinch, you can use a standard lemon wedge)


Toast of the Week:
May you…

Work like you don’t need the money,

love like you’ve never been hurt,

dance like no-one is watching,

screw like it’s being filmed,

and drink like a true Irishman.

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