36: Which Flagship Bourbon Is King? Read Post »
A blind tasting of some of the most widely available bourbon whiskey from Jim Beam, Four Roses, Evan Williams, and Buffalo Trace. In honor of Bourbon Heritage Month, we explore the flagship whiskey of some of Kentucky’s biggest bourbon makers. Flagship Bourbon Tasted include: A. Jim Beam “White Label” 80 proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey […]
35: Inside the Speakeasy at Kentucky Peerless Read Post »
We sit down with some fine bourbon and have a conversation with whiskey maker Caleb Kilburn. Caleb Kilburn is the Master Distiller at Kentucky Peerless Distilling Company. We would appreciate you giving us a 5 star rating on your podcast app of choice and please leave us a written review. This helps others discover our
34: Ten Year Old Bourbon Battle Read Post »
A battle of ten year old bourbon whiskey. An Elijah Craig store pick goes head-to-head against Henry McKenna Bottled In Bond. How did it fair? Find out as Scott and Michael compare the two bourbons from Heaven Hill. Michael also tested Scott with a blind tasting of Early Times Bottled-in-Bond. Does it hold up for Scott?
33: Bourbon Straight from the Barrel Read Post »
Grab your favorite bourbon or whiskey and listen as we discuss our experience on a private distillery tour at Jim Beam. The Jim Beam Fire Chief showed us around The James B Beam Distilling Co. and their Craft Distillery. We sampled a 9 year old Knob Creek straight from the barrel; a unique whiskey tasting
32: Heading West for Whiskey Read Post »
High West Whiskey Podcast Our High West Whiskey Podcast is now live. In our latest episode we think about taking a trip to High West Distillery and having a remote podcast. We sample 6 different High West Whiskey’s and provide our impressions of the products and the brand. What is your favorite expression from High
31: Discover Bardstown Bourbon Company Read Post »
The Bardstown Bourbon Company is looking to mix things up with their Series 1 release of Fusion and Discovery. It’s taking on the big names like MGP (Midwest Grain Products) and becoming the new source of high quality spirits for non-distilling producers. The Bardstown Bourbon Co. is also producing its own products and is mixing
