haha! i counted 7️⃣ did i miss a pun? (also, you could’ve said “through the EYEs, it had…” & that would’ve been a double. ‘eye’ & ‘through the eyes of ruby’, which is a great underrated SP song btw.) on another note, is this whiskey actually worth it? where is the bourbon sourced from? i don’t think FEW has their own distillate. jw if it’d be worth it. i love finished whiskies when done right, but tea? sounds strange, like a shitty liqueur passing itself off as bourbon whiskey. anyway, i’ve never bought a bottle that was floral forward at all., so i wouldn’t pay more than 30-35 bucks for this w/o trying a sample or having it at a bar, even tho this one doesn’t get sent to bars. on another note- personally, the melon collie logo would’ve been better imo. bc idc much for their newer albums.☹️ however, i love finding an actually exceptional finished bourbon. there’s a great irish whiskey from teeling; their single malt that’s finished in 5 casks … ever since i bought that bottle after i nursed it for a while, it changed how i see whiskey. i decided to start trying to find finished bourbon whiskies that reach an awesome end product in the secondary cask. two companies/distilleries that what comes to mind are bardstown bourbon co., & then crafts, like fiddler, lux row/daviess co., etc etc.. since i can’t afford eagle rare 17 or even the good single rickhouse stuff from WT—or afford the *good irish whiskies that are finished (like yellow spot, which is $120+) i’ve gotta find someone who likes & tries a lot of finished whiskey in america.