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a barrel of bourbon here, what is the froming a barrel? >> a traditional sampling message.t a try. look at that. it topped out. what are you grabbing? >> i will insert this in the barrel and let you hold the gas, just put your finger on the tip of the straw. hold it out. >> gives you a check, tasting to you. >> a color check and make sure the grain is apparent in the barrel flavor is coming through as it is aging. >> the tradition and history of kentucky bourbon, the reason people are so passionate that this is available on the global market. the tariff started at 25% and impacting the global supply by 50% to the uk. those tariffs will increase to 20%, that would be debilitating and take american whiskey off the shelves in europe. they hope something can be worked out before then. back to you. stuart: we could drink it here. thanks for being with us. i am staying on whiskey. connor mcgregor is selling his majority stake in proper number 12 whiskey. how much did he sell for? >> $600 million in this deal. that is a lot for whiskey. your reaction, a lot of money, selling it to