Yes!

A touching taste of the reality of the time and effort that goes into that bottle of American made white oak matured bottle of whiskey we call bourbon.

Just watched Neat: The Story of Bourbon, and it gives you a good background on how bourbon is made.

Best part of the movie, are the stories of the people making bourbon.

This will transport one back to when the life was simple and easy! It is not just an alcohol but it is a tradition of American households, it is woven into the fabric of American culture for many years.. even before the prohibition times. I have never tasted it but I now know the ABCD of it thanks to this intriguing documentary. Bourbon, the native spirit of US. It will give you a flavor of agrarian life, from business deals to friends ad family gatherings, its presence is an quintessential feature..It is sweet as it uses more than 51% corn, it is all natural with no additives and a stringent distillation proof is followed in making it including entry and fill proof. It is stored in white oak barrels which is a lead character of bourbon. These barrels are sometimes made from 30+ different oak trees that are often aged 100 years! Tgey are then charred that makes a clear white dog to a beautiful vibrant golden bourbon at the end of its aging which could be 10, 20 or 30 years ... if you open a 20 years aged bourbon, make sure you drink with your loved ones and finish it. Neat or on the rocks, 2 flicks of water or a jigger of bitters, it will bring the good old times back with good old buddies... history, interesting facts, a beautiful narrative .. a great watch even if you are a non-drinker ..