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Another Bourbon Giant Tinkers with American Single Malt?

Another Bourbon Giant Tinkers with American Single Malt? Read Post »

Little Book Chapter 6: “To The Finish” While American Single Malt awaits its official TTB definition another Bourbon Giant has entered the chat so to speak with James B. Beam Distilling Companies latest addition of Little Book. Freddie Noe has never been one pass up on the opportunity to innovate and with the latest rendition […]

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Bardstown Bourbon Company: is Fercullen Their Best Collaboration?

Bardstown Bourbon Company: is Fercullen Their Best Collaboration? Read Post »

We all know that Bardstown Bourbon Company has a variety of award-winning whiskey’s, from the Chateau De Laubade, Ferrand and of course the original Muscat Mistelle.  However, there was a collaboration that was released in August that I believe flew mostly under the radar. Which collaboration is that you might ask? The Fercullen, a blend

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Nashville Barrel Company: Cask Strength Rye Review

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Starting in 2018 and making their first barrels available in 2020, Nashville BarrelCompany is a relative newcomer. Founded by Mike Hinds and James Davenport inNashville, TN it seems that the entire small team has been going hard at it ever since.This cask strength blend states that it is made of 4-9 year ryes which create

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Bardstown Bourbon Reimagines Château de Laubade Collaboration with Second Release 

Bardstown Bourbon Reimagines Château de Laubade Collaboration with Second Release  Read Post »

Following the runaway success and critical acclaim of their inaugural partnership, Bardstown Bourbon Co. will release a second iteration of the Collaborative Series with leading French Armagnac house Château de Laubade on Friday, September 9, 2022. The 2022 Château de Laubade Armagnac release includes a blend of 12-year Kentucky and 10-year Tennessee bourbon, finished in

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