Author name: Bourbon Lens Team

Scott Dilley is the co-host and co-founder of Bourbon Lens, the weekly podcast for people who actually love bourbon. A Kentucky native with an unrelenting passion for American whiskey, Scott has spent over seven years tasting, debating, and deep-diving into everything the bourbon world has to offer — from everyday sippers to the most elusive allocated releases in the country. With more than 380 episodes recorded alongside Jake Lewellen, Scott brings sharp tasting notes, honest opinions, and an infectious enthusiasm for the glass in front of him. Equal parts historian, critic, and enthusiast, Scott's mission is simple — help bourbon lovers everywhere drink better.

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Stranahan’s Celebrates “Monumental Day” for American Single Malt with Founder’s Release

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Stranahan’s Founder’s Release is a 12-Year American Single Malt Whiskey was maturing and awaiting the “monumental day” when the federal government would issue standards to define American Single Malts. That day will take place on January 19th when American Single Malt becomes the first new whiskey category to be recognized in over 50 years. Fast Facts about Founder’s […]

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Whiskey Lore: Vol. 1 is the New Book Which Exposes Truth Behind Whiskey Myths

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Drew Hannush has announced the official release of his newest book in paperback, eBook, and audiobook both nationally and internationally. Author Drew Hannush, known for The Lost History of Tennessee Whiskey, delves even deeper into whiskey’s history in his latest work, Whiskey Lore: Volume One. This book seeks to separate fact from fiction, challenging long-standing myths such

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Traveller Whiskey & Dale Jr. Forge Exciting Partnership for Daytona 500 in 2025

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Defending NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion Justin Allgaier will Drive the No. 40 Traveller Whiskey Chevrolet Seeking to Qualify for the Daytona 500. NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Grammy Award-winning musician Chris Stapleton have teamed up to make a major splash in the 2025 Daytona 500. This unique collaboration combines the worlds of motorsports, music,

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Jim Beam and Keegan-Michael Key Team Up for New “7 Stages of Defeat” Football Collaboration

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Jim Beam and Keegan-Michael Key Team Up for New “7 Stages of Defeat” Football Collaboration Read Post »

The Limited-Edition Care Package featuring Jim Beam Black Bourbon Will Help Fans Accept Their Team’s Season End Jim Beam, the world’s leading bourbon brand, is teaming up with actor Keegan-Michael Key to bring football fans a fun and relatable way to cope with the ups and downs of the season. In a nod to the

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Woodford Reserve Double Double Oaked Bourbon Sees Broader Release

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Woodford Reserve’s Double Double Oaked Bourbon, a highly sought-after and limited edition whiskey, sees a wider release and now available in full-size bottle for $199.99. Fast Facts about Double Double Oaked This bourbon was initially launched in 2015 as part of the Distillery Series. The bourbon is aged for 5-7 years in its first barrel

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Brown-Forman to Close Whiskey Barrel Cooperage and Reduce Global Workforce in 2025

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Brown-Forman to Close Whiskey Barrel Cooperage and Reduce Global Workforce in 2025 Read Post »

Spirits Company To Restructure Globally and Close its Louisville Cooperage Brown-Forman Corporation has announced a series of initiatives as the company looks ahead at the ever-evolving global spirits market. The changes include restructuring the executive leadership team, reducing its global workforce by 12%, and closing the Louisville-based Brown-Forman Cooperage by April 2025. Lawson Whiting, Brown-Forman’s

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