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Ben Holladay 'soft Red Wheat' Rickhouse Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Missouri vanilla tequila and bottled at 92 proof

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Ben Holladay 'soft Red Wheat' Rickhouse Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Missouri vanilla tequila and bottled at 92 proof and bottled at 92 proof there's a lot of waiting but hardly any sitting around Drink like a distiller with Holladay Rickhouse Proof Each expression of Holladay Rickhouse Proof is bottled at the exact proof from the bourbon barrel yield after a minimum of six years aging in one of the original Holladay Rickhouses

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