Templeton Distillery Announces New Midnight Rye Read Post »
Introducing Templeton Midnight Rye, a groundbreaking blend of American Rye Whiskey and premium dark Port wine, celebrated for its complexity and flavor with a recent Gold Medal win. Crafted to perfection, this whiskey offers a luxurious texture and unparalleled depth of flavor, encapsulated in an enchanting purple label inspired by the midnight sky. Don’t miss […]
Frey Ranch Strikes New Deal With Southern Glazer’s Read Post »
Frey Ranch’s distribution agreement with Southern Glazer’s makes a dream become a reality, Frey Ranch will be available in Florida & Indiana by end of this year and Kentucky one day(speaking this into existence). We couldn’t be more excited for our friends on the ranch as they have put in the work to become one
New Stephen B. Beam Tasting Lodge Is Open! Read Post »
You don’t want to miss the first ever podcast recorded inside the Stephen B. Beam Tasting Lodge. New episode of Bourbon Lens coming soon! The expansion of Limestone Branch Distillery’s barrel program and the opening of the Stephen B. Beam Tasting Lodge mark significant milestones for the distillery. Named after the founder and inspired by
277: The New Chapter in the History of Templeton Distillery Read Post »
Discussing Templeton’s New Fortitude Iowa Straight Bourbon Whiskey with Shane Fitzharris Our guest today is Shane Fitzharris for Templeton Distillery in Iowa. Shane is the Senior VP for Commercial for Infinium Spirits, owner of the Templeton Distillery and brands. We discuss the next chapter in Templeton’s history as they recently released their first spirit distilled
Let’s Place Your Bet, Which Mint Julep Was The Best – Part 3 Read Post »
This multi-part series on the Mint Julep is presented in honor of the upcoming 150th Running of the Kentucky Derby. Long time friend and supporter, Corey White, generously authored this series and we are thankful for his support. On race day, there may be a long shot! Corey experiments with rye whiskey and budget bourbon
Never Say Die Has A New Rye Whiskey, Let’s Review It Read Post »
When you hear about something unique like taking whiskey barrels and shipping across the Atlantic and letting them age in England you either think of two questions: Is this a gimmick? Or What will actually happen to the whiskey? I am very curious person so I asked the second question and when this bottle arrived
