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Corsair Buck Yeah Malt Whiskey, Tennessee, USA
Corsair Buck Yeah Malt Whiskey, Tennessee, USA
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Corsair Buck Yeah, oh yeah!
Corsair Distillery is a complete accident. Darek Bell and Andrew Webber were childhood friends. Darek and Andrew would hang out in Darek's garage and make home-brew beer. They set out to invent a new biodiesel process and got stuck. Andrew said that making biodiesel was hard, but making Whiskey would be a lot easier. So Darek went off to the Bruichladdich Distilling Academy and next thing you know… Today Corsair has seven core products and nineteen “seasonal and experimental” releases, all emblazoned with a logo that looks like it came from a “Reservoir Dogs” movie poster.
Corsair Buck Yeah is a Whiskey made from buckwheat and Victory Malt. To call this combination “unique” would be an understatement. First, buckwheat is not wheat… it is a plant related to the rhubarb that is cultivated for its grain-like seeds. Victory Malt is a brand of a barley malt usually used to bring a toasted, nutty flavour to ale. Buck Yeah is one of their “seasonal and experimental” products and is one of the most interesting things we’ve tasted this year. With its spiciness, try it wherever you would use Rye.
Corsair Distillery is a complete accident. Darek Bell and Andrew Webber were childhood friends. Darek and Andrew would hang out in Darek's garage and make home-brew beer. They set out to invent a new biodiesel process and got stuck. Andrew said that making biodiesel was hard, but making Whiskey would be a lot easier. So Darek went off to the Bruichladdich Distilling Academy and next thing you know… Today Corsair has seven core products and nineteen “seasonal and experimental” releases, all emblazoned with a logo that looks like it came from a “Reservoir Dogs” movie poster.
Corsair Buck Yeah is a Whiskey made from buckwheat and Victory Malt. To call this combination “unique” would be an understatement. First, buckwheat is not wheat… it is a plant related to the rhubarb that is cultivated for its grain-like seeds. Victory Malt is a brand of a barley malt usually used to bring a toasted, nutty flavour to ale. Buck Yeah is one of their “seasonal and experimental” products and is one of the most interesting things we’ve tasted this year. With its spiciness, try it wherever you would use Rye.
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