quick trip to Lynchburg

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quick trip to Lynchburg

Post by bbattle » May 20th 2022, 7:08pm

My mother and her new husband are in town so I took them to Lynchburg, TN. After checking out the "downtown square", we headed to the distillery, hoping for a tour. Alas, we'd have to wait another hour for the next tour so we headed to the gift shop.

here's what I got:

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The Taste Testers bottle on the left is a trial batch; I'll report on it later. The single barrel rye is a bit spicy; could do with a bit of water, imho. No idea on the triple mash; should be good.
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Re: quick trip to Lynchburg

Post by koimaster » May 22nd 2022, 8:06am

Datsun240Z71 wrote:
May 22nd 2022, 5:24am
Did you eat at Miss Mary Bobo's? Should have if you didn't.

Great little town to visit. The tours were always fun, in a "Hee Haw" kind of way.
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Re: quick trip to Lynchburg

Post by bbattle » May 23rd 2022, 2:48am

I've eaten at Miss Mary Bobo's once; never been so stuffed in my life.

You sit at a large round table with several other people. They put the food on a giant lazy susan and you turn that to get to what you want.

The Tennessee Tasters bottle (on the left in pic above) is a blend of their rye and their Tennessee whisky. I really like it.

Lynchburg to Tullahoma, home to George Dickel, is a very pretty drive. Then you can head over to Lieper's Fork and then up to Franklin.
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Re: quick trip to Lynchburg

Post by Datsun240Z71 » May 23rd 2022, 5:34am

koimaster wrote:
May 22nd 2022, 8:06am
Datsun240Z71 wrote:
May 22nd 2022, 5:24am
Did you eat at Miss Mary Bobo's? Should have if you didn't.

Great little town to visit. The tours were always fun, in a "Hee Haw" kind of way.
Might interest you

https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/22/business ... index.html
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Lynchburg, Bell Buckle, Liepers Fork and Franklin are all worth visiting if in the Nashville area, and if you're a gearhead, the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville and the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY are well worth the time too.
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