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Review: Mad River Burnt Rock Bourbon, Revolution Rye, and Double Tapped Maple Bourbon

At the southern end of Vermont's Mad River Valley, in the town of Warren, Mad River Distillers has been making spirits since 2011. The distillery was founded with brandy in mind, not whiskey, but whiskey eventually became an important part of the operation.

Review: Mad River Burnt Rock Bourbon, Revolution Rye, and Double Tapped Maple Bourbon

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At the southern end of Vermont's Mad River Valley, in the town of Warren, Mad River Distillers has been making spirits since 2011.

The distillery was founded with brandy in mind, not whiskey, but whiskey eventually became an important part of the operation.

Today, Head Distiller Al Hilton oversees a whiskey program built around 100%… The post Review:

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At the southern end of Vermont's Mad River Valley, in the town of Warren, Mad River Distillers has been making spirits since 2011. The distillery was founded with brandy in mind, not whiskey, but whiskey eventually became an important part of the operation. Today, Head Distiller Al Hilton oversees a whiskey program built around 100%… The post Review:

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