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stone-cold-groove · 5 months

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For over 81 Christmases... there is nothing better in the market.

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darkerangels · 1 month

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Luavull

#darkerangels #bourbon #old forester

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crownedstoat · 6 months

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Tonight’s libation is a Sazerac

1 1/2 oz Old Forester Rye

1/2 ox ABK6 VSOP Cognac

5 dashes of Peychaud’s bitters on a sugar cube

A lemon twist to garnish and a large ice cylinder to chill

#cocktail #sazerac #old forester #rye #ABK6 VSOP cognac #Peychaud’s bitters

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lisamarie-vee · 2 months

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#life magazine #1950s #vintage advertising #old forester #floral

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imaynotdrinkbutiknowwhatilike · 1 year

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1958 Old Forester Whiskey

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propadv · 1 year

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1953 The Gift Incomparable. America's Guest Decanter Now Festively Gift-Boxed. Old Forester

Source: Time Magazine

Published at: https://propadv.com/alcohol-ad-and-poster-collection/old-forester-ad-and-poster-collection/

#1953 #Old Forester #Whiskey #Whisky #Alcohol #Ad #Advert #Advertising #Poster

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olameni · 4 months

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At present

#black dark academia #dark academia #noir library #poc dark academia #studying #bourbon #old forester #writing

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intuitive-spontaneity · 1 year

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#bourbon #old forester

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oldmtnbear · 1 year

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It was a rough day for us with work, so we popped down to dinner at Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge. I had a Bierstadt Helles Lager, Loaded Garlic Knots, and we spilt an Old Forester 1897 for dessert. It was fun and good to step away.

#beer #craftbeer #craftbrewery #bourbon #bluegrass #coffee #bierstadt #garlic knots #old forester

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bourbontrend · 2 months

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Dive into the world of luxury with our latest feature on Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky: A Rich Legacy Explored. Discover Old Forester's innovative take with The 117 Series: High Angels’ Share Bourbon – a testament to quality, tradition, and the vibrant future of Kentucky's bourbon. Indulge in a taste of history. Your next favorite bourbon awaits. 🥃 #KentuckyStraightBourbonWhisky

#Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky #Old Forester #High Angels’ Share #innovation

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maltrunners · 8 months

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Old Forester Single Barrel Barrel Strength for K&L

Review by: Raygun I think of Old Forester as mostly “solid and available.” Other than OF Birthday Bourbon, of course. That aside, most of their products (1897, 1910, 1920, etc.) can be readily found, at least in my area. And maybe for that reason, don’t get a lot of hype. Enter these barrel proof single barrel picks. Maybe an attempt to create something more sought after. Let’s see if it’s…

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#barrel proof #Bourbon Review #Old Forester #Rated 75-79 #Raygun

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theminecraftbee · 5 months

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also btw, for the new hermitcraft fans who haven’t been around for the turn of one season to another before: get excited! I cannot overstate how much the creative energy is entirely reinvigorated and how FUN watching the “brand new server” episodes are when they first come out like START OF SEASON TIME IS SOME OF THE BEST HERMITCRAFT TIME. get hyped for that!!!!

#hermitcraft #to be clear: you can be sad season 10 is over this is not me saying don’t be that #this is me saying BUT THERE ARE MANY GREAT THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO SOON #DONT BE ONLY SAD. THE END OF ONE THING IS THE START OF ANOTHER ONE!#it’s like a forest fire. you’ve gotta burn the old to get some good new growth.

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reasonsforhope · 4 months

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"In an unprecedented step to preserve and maintain the most carbon-rich elements of U.S. forests in an era of climate change, President Joe Biden’s administration last week proposed to end commercially driven logging of old-growth trees in National Forests.

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, who oversees the U.S. Forest Service, issued a Notice of Intent to amend the land management plans of all 128 National Forests to prioritize old-growth conservation and recognize the oldest trees’ unique role in carbon storage.

It would be the first nationwide amendment to forest plans in the 118-year history of the Forest Service, where local rangers typically have the final word on how to balance forests’ role in watershed, wildlife and recreation with the agency’s mandate to maintain a “sustained yield” of timber.

“Old-growth forests are a vital part of our ecosystems and a special cultural resource,” Vilsack said in a statement accompanying the notice. “This clear direction will help our old-growth forests thrive across our shared landscape.”

But initial responses from both environmentalists and the logging industry suggest that the plan does not resolve the conflict between the Forest Service’s traditional role of administering the “products and services” of public lands—especially timber—and the challenges the agency now faces due to climate change. National Forests hold most of the nation’s mature and old-growth trees, and therefore, its greatest stores of forest carbon, but that resource is under growing pressure from wildfire, insects, disease and other impacts of warming.

Views could not be more polarized on how the National Forests should be managed in light of the growing risks.

National and local environmental advocates have been urging the Biden administration to adopt a new policy emphasizing preservation in National Forests, treating them as a strategic reserve of carbon. Although they praised the old-growth proposal as an “historic” step, they want to see protection extended to “mature” forests, those dominated by trees roughly 80 to 150 years old, which are a far larger portion of the National Forests. As old-growth trees are lost, which can happen rapidly due to megafires and other assaults, they argue that the Forest Service should be ensuring there are fully developed trees on the landscape to take their place...

The Biden administration’s new proposal seeks to take a middle ground, establishing protection for the oldest trees under its stewardship while allowing exceptions to reduce fuel hazards, protect public health and safety and other purposes. And the Forest Service is seeking public comment through Feb. 2 (Note: That's the official page for the proposed rule, but for some reason you can only submit comments through the forest service website - so do that here!) on the proposal as well as other steps needed to manage its lands to retain mature and old-growth forests over time, particularly in light of climate change.

If the Forest Service were to put in place nationwide protections for both mature and old-growth forests, it would close off most of the National Forests to logging. In an inventory concluded earlier this year in response to a Biden executive order, the Forest Service found that 24.7 million acres, or 17 percent, of its 144.3 million acres of forest are old-growth, while 68.1 million acres, or 47 percent, are mature."

-via Inside Climate News, December 20, 2023

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Note: This proposed rule is current up for public comment! If you're in the US, you can go here to file an official comment telling the Biden administration how much you support this proposal - and that you think it should be extended to mature forests!

Official public comments really DO matter. You can leave a comment on this proposal here until February 2nd.