Tomics and Initiative – Episode 74

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Being a Catholic business owner isn’t easy – Matt Martinusen, author of “The Ultimate Catholic Comic Book” sits down with us to talk about what it takes and what initiative looks like for a Catholic Man.

Knappogue Castle 12 year old, our signature expression, is an exceptional single malt made exclusively from malted barley. Triple distilled one batch at a time in traditional, onion-shaped copper pot stills, the whiskey is then aged in bourbon oak casks for twelve years. The delicate distillation process, along with the moist and temperate climate, yields the distinctive flavor of this remarkable Irish single malt.

AROMA:
Rich and biscuity with notes of peppery spice.
TASTE:
Mellow and well-balanced with a bright, elegant fruitiness and mild spice flavors.
FINISH:
Medium, clean, and smooth.

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MAN DRINK: Knappogue Castle 12 year

MAN GEAR: Lighter

MAN TOPIC: Catholic Initiative

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About the author, Adam

Adam is the Director of Communications for the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, CEO of St. Michael Catholic Radio, Co-host of TCMS, Author from Ascension Press, Husband and Father of 5 children.

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