Talk:Vat 69
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[edit]Vat 69 was recorded as Lewis Nixon's favorite liquor in the book and movie "Band of Brothers."
I removed a statement claiming that Vat 69 has no age statement because it is a blend — the two facts have nothing to do with each other. I also removed the citation from the comment, as it linked to a whisky seller that doesn't sell or have any information about Vat 69.
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