Talk:Old Heaven Hill

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I have no problem with as many variations being contained on one page as possible if they are infact the same product. Old Heaven Hill has 2 Bourbons and they should be listed on the same page with no seperate pages. In this case, one is a Bourbon and one is a Blended whiskey. Jim Beam is a prime example and Wild Turkey is another. Wild Turkey has four different variations but they are all on the same page. Incorporating both Heaven Hill (Blended whiskey) and Old Heaven Hill(Bourbon) on the same page would be like having only one page for both Barton Rum and Barton Canadian Whisky, the are two completely different liquors and have two seperate segments that they appeal to. Hope this helps?--Craiglduncan (talk) 02:56, 18 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Except that you're completely incorrect. Heaven Hill white label, green label and black label are all Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky, not blended whiskey. Says so rigyt on the label of every bottle, and spirit labelling is one of the most regulated things in the US. So this version is just another variety of the same thing. No need for a seperate article and this is being redirected immediately. oknazevad (talk) 04:00, 13 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]