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Kentucky Distillers Association Adds New Member In Beaver Dam

The Kentucky Distillers’ Association has announced Western Kentucky Distilling Co. in Ohio County as the newest member of the non-profit trade group that unites and leads Kentucky’s signature Bourbon and distilled spirits industry. Located in Beaver Dam, Western Kentucky Distilling Co. broke ground in 2022 by Jacob Call and J.D. Edwards. The distillery offers contract …

NEW RELEASE: Louisville’s Copper & Kings Distillery has Debuted its First Ever Bourbon

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Louisville, Ky.  Copper & Kings, Kentucky’s American Brandy distillery has recently released for the first time state-wide, something never-before-tasted from the brand: Bourbon. Debuting in October, Copper & Kings Bourbon is available at the Copper & Kings Distillery, as well as local retailers throughout the state of Kentucky. Copper & Kings Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made from a blend of 5-, 10- and 15 year bourbons. This is a […]

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NEW DISTILLERY: “J. Mattingly 1845 Distillery” Opens in Frankfort, KY

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PRESS RELEASE: Provided by J. Mattingly 1845 Distillery J. Mattingly 1845 Distillery, created by Jeff Mattingly, a descendant of distilling pioneer John Graves Mattingly, opened its distillery today in Frankfort, Ky.  The new distillery features 23,000 square feet, which includes a gift shop, tasting bar, a small pot still, and a premier custom bourbon blending […]

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An Event for Generations

There are certain moments in my whiskey journey that I’ll never forget (most of which were firsts): my first sip of 1980’s Wild Turkey, meeting Jimmy and Eddie Russell for the first time, my first Russell’s Reserve private selection, the publication of…

Lost Lantern Opens Vermont Tasting Room

Lost Lantern has built a solid reputation as a European-style negociant, buying consignments of whiskey from small distillers in the United States and offering them up in their own blends and as single cask bottlings. Now they have taken the next step, and put out their shingle on a brick and mortar storefront with their …

Wild Turkey Generations

Since I’ll soon be covering the Generations release event (and my thoughts on tasting Generations that special evening), I thought it would be nice for Frank to share his opinion on this very special release. Take it away, Frank! dj Wild Turkey i…

More News of Whiskey Misconduct In 2023

By Richard Thomas Earlier this year, bourbon fans on both sides of the United States were rocked by news of alleged corruption, in what was the biggest news of its kind since Pappygate. In February, it was revealed that managers of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) had been under investigation for several years …

NEW RELEASE: Augusta Distillery’s “Buckner’s 10 Year Single Barrel Bourbon”

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Augusta Distillery in Northern Kentucky’s town of Augusta has some tasty news as they have just released (starting today DISTILLERY ONLY) their Buckner’s 10 Yea Single Barrel Bourbon. AGE: 10 Year PROOF: 126.4 proof (63.2% abv) AVAILIBILITY: Augusta Distillery (Northern Kentucky) The brand got a tremendous boost this year being named “BEST IN THE WORLD” […]

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NEW RELEASE: Rabbit Hole “Seasong”, Limited Ed Rum Finished Bourbon

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Rabbit Hole Distillery (Louisville, KY) just announced the release of Seasong, a Kentucky straight bourbon finished in rum casks. Seasong is the latest release in the brand’s Distillery Series, a collection of limited-edition, small batch and cask strength whiskeys. Seasong is a tribute to the age-old tradition of sea-bound rum transportation. Its name echoes the […]

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