The Bourbon Lens Podcast features friends Jake Lewellen and Scott Dilley sharing drams, stories, and insights that shape the bourbon and whiskey industry
Podcast visits the historic Louisville Water Tower for a deep dive into Kentucky’s drinking water history and its surprising role in bourbon production
395: Mugen Spirit’s Founder Kojin Tashiro Talks His Love Letter From Kentucky To Japan Read Post »
In the latest episode, Jake talks bar-side with Kojin Tashiro about Mugen Spirit’s first small batch blend, the brand’s approach to Japanese storytelling, and what’s next for the label.
The “Backstop” branded experience zone puts whiskey tastings, barrel thieving, and cigar-and-cocktail culture inside the ballpark, redefining how craft spirits brands reach fans.
Episode 393 explores the reimagined Dalmore Distillery, the launch of The Dalmore 17, and the art of sherry cask maturation — timed perfectly for National Scotch Day on July 27
New Episode Explores Rare Scotch, Bespoke Single Malts, and What It Actually Takes to Own a Cask Whiskey Lens episode featuring James Mackay of Artisan Cask, the bespoke cask ownership arm of Artisanal Spirits Company, offering listeners a rare look inside the world of private Scotch whisky ownership and ultra-premium single malts. The conversation traces
Bourbon Lens, the podcast dedicated to in-depth conversations with the makers shaping American whiskey, releases a new episode featuring Chip Tate of Foley Family Wine and Spirits. The conversation offers listeners a rare behind-the-scenes look at the creative and technical process driving some of the whiskey industry’s most talked-about recent releases, including Gambit No. 6
