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Home All products Four Roses Private Select OESQ 'Magic... DESCRIPTIONExperience the exceptional craftsmanship of Four Roses with their Private Select OESQ 'Nestor Liquor' edition, a remarkable bourbon boasting a 115.8 proof. This exclusive release, aged for 10 years and 7 months, is a testament to the art of fine whiskey-making, offering a unique and rich tasting experience for bourbon enthusiasts.Matured in Warehouse JE, Barrel No. 66-2Q, this bourbon has developed a distinct character, shaped by its specific aging environment.With a 57.9% ABV (115.8 proof), it offers a robust and full-flavored experience, ideal for those who savor a stronger whiskey. The OESQ mashbill, known for its high rye content, imparts a rich and spicy profile, making each sip a delightful experience. The nose presents floral notes with vanilla and ripe fruits, while the palate enjoys a blend of oak, caramel, and spices, culminating in a warm, satisfying finish.Customer ReviewsExperience the exceptional craftsmanship of Four Roses with their Private Select OESQ 'Nestor Liquor' edition, a remarkable bourbon boasting a 115.8 proof. This exclusive release, aged for 10 years and 7 months, is a testament to the art of fine whiskey-making, offering a unique and rich tasting experience for bourbon enthusiasts.Matured in Warehouse JE, Barrel No. 66-2Q, this bourbon has developed a distinct character, shaped by its specific aging environment.With a 57.9% ABV (115.8 proof), it offers a robust and full-flavored experience, ideal for those who savor a stronger whiskey. The OESQ mashbill, known for its high rye content, imparts a rich and spicy profile, making each sip a delightful experience. The nose presents floral notes with vanilla and ripe fruits, while the palate enjoys a blend of oak, caramel, and spices, culminating in a warm, satisfying finish." data-product-sku="four-roses-private-select-oesq-nestor-liquor-115-8-proof" data-product-type="Bourbon"> Customer Reviews 5.0 Based on 1 Reviews Write a Review Ask a Question Reviews Questions Thank you for submitting a review!Your input is very much appreciated. Share it with your friends so they can enjoy it too! Magic in a Bottle I love Four Roses. They are Magically Delicious.

Cast & crewUser reviewsTriviaFAQTV Movie1977TV-G30mAn outcast donkey in Roman era Judea with overlong ears finds his destiny on the way to Bethlehem.An outcast donkey in Roman era Judea with overlong ears finds his destiny on the way to Bethlehem.An outcast donkey in Roman era Judea with overlong ears finds his destiny on the way to Bethlehem.43User reviews8Critic reviewsMore like thisRankin Bass made a lot of fine Christmas specials for kids. I know that every Christmas we are treated to all those classic animated cartoons like Rudolph and Santa and of course the Charlie Brown show, OH AND LETS NOT FORGET ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE. I'm a Sergeant in the US Army and I remember seeing this special about Nestor vaguely when I was a kid. I was stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas in the Christmas of 95 and happened to catch it again on the Fox network I believe. I am a tough, professional soldier who fought in Desert Storm, and yet I almost cried watching this again. Poor little Nestor and the pain he had to suffer. His mother froze to death protecting him. She made the greatest sacrifice for her baby. I cannot help but think how many children are abused like Nestor was. This story, to me anyway, is a parable about child abuse. I read other accounts of people who cried when they saw it and that is exactly how it affected me. Nestor ultimately leads Mary and Joseph to Bethleham where our Savior is born. That is the beautiful part of the story and it is moving, but its also very sad as well.dtucker86Oct 12, 2003PermalinkFAQ2Contribute to this pageSuggest an edit or add missing contentBy what name was Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey (1977) officially released in Canada in English?AnswerEdit pageMore to explore

Monetize the tragedy or advocate for one side. Often they do both. It can become very narcissistic.”Unlike law enforcement officers or legacy journalists, whom citizen sleuths often scorn, the amateurs don’t have to contend with bosses overseeing them or editors and lawyers vetting their work prior to publishing or broadcasting it. They can just pick up their microphones or pen and let fly over the Internet — often in a livestream. But when it goes wrong for an amateur detective or “citizen journalist” in real life, it goes very wrong.Just ask Emily Nestor, the 31-year-old star of “Citizen Sleuth,” a new documentary from director Chris Kasick which examines the ethics of the true crime genre and how the power of narrative can impact the truth and communities. The film was shown at South by Southwest in March.Emily Nestor’s “Mile Marker 181” podcast investigating a “crime” was a huge hit until she realized it was a tragic accident.Nestor was fascinated by the death of Jaleayah Davis near Nestor’s hometown. Facebook/ Justice for JaleayahDavis was found dead a handful of miles from home on an interstate near Parkersburg, WV. The film follows Nestor and her Mile Marker 181 podcast as she conducts an amateur investigation into the 2011 death of 20-year-old Jaleayah Davis of Marietta, Ohio. Davis was found dead a handful of miles from home on an interstate near Parkersburg, WV. Her body was beside her crashed car, and she had been decapitated. Authorities concluded she had been ejected from the car when it crashed — but her mother, other relatives and members of the close-knit Appalachian community thought there had been foul play.Enter Nestor, from Parkersburg, who had no prior experience as a detective or podcaster — but who was struck by some of the mysteries surrounding the case. Nestor’s Mile Marker 181 podcast, which launched in the summer of 2018, became so popular and gripping that it attracted the attention of filmmaker Kasick — who came to West Virginia to see Nestor in action, and to unwittingly watch as the case unraveled. The granddaddy of true crime podcasts is