This is going to be a short post, since I’ve already blogged about last weekend over on the 3DC site. I just didn’t want you all to think I’ve gone a week without posting 😉
So go check out my post about my experience bottling up some Bourbon at Big Bottom Whiskey in Hillsboro, Oregon, and my fun new endeavor: barrel aging my own whiskies!
http://www.3drunkencelts.com/miscellany/a-wonderful-whiskies-centered-weekend
Enjoy! I know I did!
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