I am not a fan of American Single Malt Whiskey. They tend to be one dimensional and bland in flavor. However, I have now tasted American Single Malt Whiskey selected by Steve Beam at Limestone Branch Distillery. This whiskey is… Continue Reading →
The other day, I attended a ZOOM tasting led by Heather Greene of Milam & Greene’s latest release, Unabridged Volume 3 Bourbon. There were whiskey writers and bloggers from all over the country in this tasting. Heather explained how they… Continu…
Stephen Beam received the Yellowstone label when he merged the Limestone Branch Distillery with Luxco. He has a family heritage in the brand as he is related to the Dant family on his mother’s side of the family. He has… Continue Reading →
This Bourbon is a wheat recipe Bourbon from the McBrayer portfolio of Bourbons. Bill McBrayer dropped off a bottle of Cedar Brook the other day and we discussed the whiskey on the porch. It is a mixture of four and… Continue Reading →
The other day, Matt and I took the Bourbon Tour at Oxmoor Farm. It was an excellent tour and very refreshing. It was not your typical Bourbon tour of a distillery, but instead a historical tour of the Bullitt family’s… Continue Reading →
Matt and I have been impressed with the 15 Stars whiskeys. They have a good palate as far as we are concerned. They are a blending company and purchased some good barrels and blended them in a masterful manner. The… Continue Reading →
The other day, Rosemary and I had the honor to attend a tasting of the Maker’s Mark 2024 Cellar Aged Bourbon, attended by several Kentucky-based whiskey writers. It was a very good tasting organized by Doe Anderson, the marketing firm… Continue Readi…
The other day, Rosemary and I were visited by Noelle Hale from the Ben Holladay Distillery. She was in town attending a Bourbon Women event and came by for a visit on the porch. She brought with her two bottles… Continue Reading →
Glenns Creek SWheat Bourbon is a wheat recipe Bourbon that I tasted last month when Rosemary and I visited the distillery with our friends John and Carlene. I was impressed with the quality of this pot still distilled Bourbon so… Continue Reading …
The Oxmoor Farm in Louisville, Kentucky, is steeped with whiskey history and the estate decided to create a tour of the estate focusing on this heritage. It is not your typical Bourbon tour. You will not see a distillery, but… Continue Reading →
