New Bourbon Coming from Buffalo Trace: E.H. Taylor 18 Year Old Marriage Read Post »
Buffalo Trace Distillery has announced a special release 18 year old bourbon whiskey for Colonel E. H. Taylor, Jr. It is described as a “marriage” of three mashbills, two rye bourbon mashbills and one wheated bourbon mashbill.
69: Elijah Craig Single Barrel Picks Read Post »
We line up 4 single barrel, store picks of the ever-popular Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon. We also discuss life during the Covid-19 quarantine. The quarantine has provided us with an opportunity to sample some great and some unique whiskies. The four picks we sampled are from: A) Louisville Bourbon Club/Evergreen Liquors, B) Bottles Unlimited,
68: Chattanooga Tennessee High Malt Whiskey Read Post »
On this week’s episode we sit down with Chattanooga Whiskey Co-Founder and CEO Tim Piersant. Their signature Tennessee High Malt whiskey is made up of four grains including 3 specialty malts that provide a unique and very complex flavor profile (which, is a technically a Straight Bourbon also). Tim walks us through the history of
67: Talking Australian With Starward Whisky’s David Vitale Read Post »
Branching out and exploring Australian Whisky in this week’s episode with David Vitale, Founder of Starward. Starward Australian Whisky was founded in 2007 but recently released in the US with two solid expressions; Nova Single Malt Whisky and Two-Fold Double Grain Whisky. We were able to enjoy both of with Founder David Vitale via Skype.
64: This Bourbon Smells Like What?! Read Post »
It is hard to identify the flavors and aromas of whiskey without experiencing those flavors and aromas first. This is where the Nose Your Bourbon Kit comes into play. Chris Walters has created a bourbon nosing kit to help bourbon fans identify the various elements of bourbon aromas and tastes. The compact, travel-ready kit includes
63: Westland American Single Malt Whiskey Read Post »
We’re discussing a new style of whiskey for us, American Single Malt Whiskey. And who better to talk with than Westland Distillery, co-founders of the American Single Malt Whiskey Commission. We discuss what makes an American Single Malt Whiskey and the efforts to ratify a definition on a national level to protect the whiskey category.
