Sentence examples for case of bourbon from inspiring English sources

Nobody cared, for the head of the whole establishment, the revered editor in chief, was locked up in his cubbyhole of an office with a case of Bourbon.

In part, this is because American distillers have flexibility with the ingredients they use (as long as their products contain 51% corn, in the case of bourbon), and are required to use new oak casks that impart more flavor.

By contrast, it shipped 3.9 million cases of bourbon.

He had managed to locate fifty-two cases of bourbon and had enlisted a Marine fighter squadron to pick them up in the Russell Islands, two hundred miles to the south.

"I don't think anyone could walk out with 74 cases of bourbon," he said, citing security at the 119-acre distillery.

How does a distiller that produces around 2 million cases of bourbon annually still have the nerve to call itself a "small-batch" producer?

These days there are so many premium liquors and excellent wines out there that the uninformed consumer's head will spin when asking a sales clerk for a bottle of bourbon or a case of Pinot Noir.

This may then contribute to the intense balsamic flavor which is characteristic of Bourbon type vanilla.

The cabinet -- 72 lots, including 19th and 20th century Cognacs, but also Scotch and Irish whiskeys, bourbon and the case of gin -- were purchased from the duchess after Edward's death in 1972 by a French family.

In 2003, sales of bourbon and Tennessee whiskey grew to 13.4 million nine-liter cases, up 2% from 2002, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.

Then the Capetians of Bourbon succeeded (see Bourbon, house of).