Author name: Bourbon Lens Team

Jake Lewellen is the co-host and co-founder of Bourbon Lens, one of America's leading bourbon and whiskey podcasts. Born and raised in Kentucky, Jake has spent over seven years exploring the world of American whiskey — from the legendary distilleries of Bardstown and Frankfort to the craft producers nobody's heard of yet. With more than 380 episodes under his belt, Jake brings an encyclopedic knowledge of bourbon history, distillery craft, and the people shaping America's native spirit. When he's not recording, he's hunting allocated bottles, attending industry events, and convincing Scott to try one more dram. Jake is a finalist for the Bardstown Bourbon Company Worlds Top Whiskey Taster which pitted bourbon lovers from around the world in a unique sensory tasting experience.

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Tickets On Sale Now for Jammin’ at Jeptha

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Shelbyville, KY – April 17, 2024 – Jeptha Creed Distillery announces the return of its highly anticipated summer concert series, Jammin’ at Jeptha. This year’s artist lineup features the multi-talented musicians Mason Ramsey and Phillip Phillips. Mason Ramsey will take the stage on June 15th and Phillip Phillips will be performing on August 10th, both at the picturesque […]

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Unlocking the Spirit: The Ultimate Bardstown Bourbon Adventure

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Announcing The 2024 Mint Julep Tour x Bardstown Collection VIP Tour Have you ever wondered what the Ultimate Bardstown Bourbon Adventure would be? Mint Julep Experiences has teamed up with the Bourbon Capital of the World to create a new VIP experience. This ultimate adventure includes access to all the 2024 Bardstown Collection from eight

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Abraham Bowman French Oak Series – Too Good To Be True?

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Discovering A. Smith Bowman Distillery was a pleasant surprise when Buffalo Trace vanished from local shelves. Embracing the Sazerac family, I opted for the Small Batch and Single Barrel, setting off on a delightful journey. Fast forward to podcast Episode 118 with Master Distiller Brian Prewitt, reigniting my curiosity about Virginia’s distillation scene. The release

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