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Filed by Axe and the Oak Distillery

Axe and the Oak Distillery, Adventure Series

Colorado Springs, ColoradoExpired 27 Jan 2022

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Distilled in
CO
Distiller
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Filed by
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26 NovAxe and the Oak DistilleryAmerican single malt, 3 y 10 m, 115 proof
Distilled in
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Distiller
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Filed by
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26 NovAxe and the Oak DistilleryAmerican single malt, 3.83 y, 120 proof
Distilled in
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26 NovAxe and the Oak DistilleryAmerican single malt, 5 y 10 m, 125 proof
Distilled in
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Distiller
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Filed by
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25 NovAxe and the Oak Distillery, Rum CaskStraight rye, 115 proof
Distilled in
CO
Distiller
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Filed by
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16 JanAxe and the Oak DistilleryRye
Distilled in
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Distiller
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Filed by
Axe and the Oak Distillery
18 NovAxe and the Oak Distillery, Stonehouse Pow Porch BlendRye, 90 proof
Distilled in
CO
Distiller
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Filed by
Axe and the Oak Distillery
07 NovAxe and the Oak Distillery, Incline Rye WhiskeyStraight rye
Distilled in
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Distiller
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Filed by
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Where this comes from
Label approved
27 Jan 2022
Submitted
10 Jan 2022 (approved 17 days later)
Name on the approval
Axe and the Oak Distillery
Address on the approval
Colorado Springs, CO
Permits on the approval
DSP-CO-20035
Class on the approval
142, Rye
How it was read
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Source
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