sour mash

In the second cup he put a shot of sour mash.

You know, she added seriously, he makes his coffee with sour mash.

A few swallows of sour mash would do him some good just now.

Typically, though, he faded after half an hour when the sour mash called.

Ever seen an advert for the famous sour mash whiskey?

When Forrest sat down next to him, the aroma of sour mash followed quickly.

The sour mash process is used for the production of nearly all bourbon whiskey.

Holding a glass of sour mash to the light, he says: "You have no idea what this looks like to me.

Sour mash is mighty hard to find out here.

Sour mash does not refer to the flavor of the whiskey, as is sometimes thought.

I slugged down a good jolt of the sour mash.

It tastes like sour mash, which I guess it is.

This "sour mash" process makes continuity of character possible.

Other states that produce sour mash whiskey have to call their product what it is, anything but bourbon.

You and the house girls empty the sour mash jugs in the larder.

Captain Parley poured them all a drink of sour mash.

There's another bottle of sour mash around here somewheres.

Sour mash, technically, from some small province called Tennessee.

Firemen found sour mash and the ten gallon still blown to bits.

Or if he'd inherited his father's touch with the land, along with the old man's taste for sour mash.

He might have been pickled in sour mash.

Graham built the first sour mash distillery in Illinois.

It will be released through his own record label Sour Mash Records.

I had some old-fashioned sour mash once.

She recalled what Percival had said before his sour mash whisky slowed him to a crawl.