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  • The Roadmap
  • Fundamentals
    • Cask Styles
    • Mash Bills
  • Guides
    • Barrel Ownership
    • Tapping & Bottling
    • The Finish
  • Collections
    • The American Genesis Collection
      • Barrel Distribution
      • AGC Customization Options
      • Ownership Rankings
      • Ownership Benefits
    • The American Connoisseur Collection
      • Barrel Distribution
      • ACC Customization Options
      • Ownership Rankings
      • Ownerership Benefits
  • Use Cases
    • For Connoisseurs
    • For NFT Collectors
    • For Whiskey Enthusiasts
    • For Biochemists & Scientists
  • The Team
    • The Founder
    • The Artist
    • The Developer
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What is The Graine Ledger?

The First NFT-mediated Crypto Distillery

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Last updated 3 years ago

What is an NFT?: "NFTs (or “non-fungible tokens”) are a special kind of cryptoasset in which each token is unique — as opposed to “fungible” assets like Bitcoin and dollar bills, which are all worth exactly the same amount. Because every NFT is unique, they can be used to authenticate ownership of digital assets like artworks, recordings, and virtual real estate or pets." - Coinbase.com

Getting Started

Fundamentals: Dive a little deeper

Learn the fundamentals of The Graine Ledger project to get a deeper understanding of our main features:

Guides: Jump right in

Follow our handy guides to get started on the basics as quickly as possible:

What is a DAO?: "Wikipedia defines DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) as an organization represented by rules encoded as a transparent computer program, controlled by the organization members, and not influenced by a central government. As the rules are embedded into the code, no managers are needed, thus removing any bureaucracy or hierarchy hurdles." - Forbes.com

Good to know: "Bourbon has been typically aged a minimum of two years, though most brands are aged at least four years and often longer than that.

Collections

Our barrel offerings go far beyond the standards maintained by other distilleries.

Use Cases

Something for everyone.

The Team

The drastic change in flavor profile comes from how temperature affects the barrels. Typically, there is no temperature regulation in aging warehouses. During the winter months the barrels contract and then expand once the summer heat approaches. As a result, the barrels “breathe” Bourbon in and out, creating evaporation that distilleries call “Angel’s Share." -

Good to know: "Barrels are either toasted (mostly in Europe) or charred (mostly in the US) before whisky is aged in them. This charring creates charcoal inside the barrel that filters (via adsorption) the spirit and partially removes undesirable flavors, much like how your water filter works at home. (Most Tennessee whiskey, including Jack Daniel’s, is run through charcoal before aging for additional filtration.)" -

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The Roadmap
Cask Styles
Mash Bills
Barrel Ownership
Tapping & Bottling
The Finish
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The American Genesis Collection
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For Connoisseurs
For NFT Collectors
For Whiskey Enthusiasts
The Founder
The Artist
The Developer