Billy, I think maybe the whiskey smells like oak rather than the other way around. LOL BTW, I like the smell of any freshly cut wood. I like the smell of 0ak but when you cut a Black Birch, the woods smells like wintergreen. As a matter of fact, Black Birch trees are tapped and the sap is processed into syrup used for wintergreen flavoring. Both red and white Oak are great firewood.So is Sugar Maple but according to Encon, Hickory is the very best NYS firewood followed closely by Hop Hornbean (Ironwood). I have a lot of both. The Hickory hardly ever dies but I find dead Ironwood all the time. If either Red or White Oak is left to lay in log lengths, it will not season in several years. It has to be cut to length and split before it will season out.
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