Basil Hayden Set To Release New Limited Time Offering! Read Post »
Basil Hayden® continues to shine a light on what bourbon can be with their newest, limited-edition release, Basil Hayden Red Wine Cask Finish Bourbon Lens Thoughts: We are very excited for this release after sampling it at Kentucky Bourbon Festival. I know people aren’t always excited about Basil Hayden this is one we are looking […]
Freddie Noe Named Master Distiller at Jim Beam’s New Craft Distillery Read Post »
Freddie Noe will oversee the Fred B. Noe Distillery as Master Distiller Yesterday, the James B. Beam Distilling Company (JBBDCo) celebrated more than two centuries of bourbon legacy by setting sights on the future with a historic announcement. As the First Family of Bourbon commemorated the completely revamped distillery homestead and visitor experience – which
141: Jim Beam Small Batch Collection and Basil Hayden Bourbon Read Post »
We are joined by Tim Heuisler, American Whiskey Ambassador for Beam Suntory, to discuss the Jim Beam Small Batch Collection of Whiskey. We taste through the lineup of Basil Hayden and talk about all things Beam. A big thanks to Beam Suntory for allowing us to try the lineup. We are thankful for everyone who
96: Old Overholt Rye Whiskey Read Post »
We’re checking out a couple rye whiskies this week, including the Old Overholt 114 Proof (Ohio only Special Release) and Hudson Whiskey’s new Do the Rye Thing Rye Whiskey. The new, higher proof Old Overholt is a spin on a classic rye. It is limited to Ohio only at this point, but it has garnered
70: Knob Creek with Fire Chief Mercer Read Post »
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a firefighter and first responder at one of the world’s largest bourbon distilleries? This week, we sit down with Jim Beam Fire Chief Kevin Mercer and some whiskies from Knob Creek. You’ll hear all about the fire department and some details about distillery operations at The
Head to Bardstown for the Kentucky Bourbon Festival Read Post »
The 2019 Edition of the Annual Kentucky Bourbon Festival kicks off on September 18th and runs through September 22nd. Events take place throughout Bardstown, Kentucky and the Festival celebrates the Bourbon Capital of the World®. The Festival has dozens of events, educational opportunities, arts and crafts, music on the lawn, and much more. While some
