I like the Rabbit Hole Distillery. It has one of the most informative tours in Louisville. I was visiting there a few months ago and picked up some of their bottles and Matt and I sat down to taste them…. Continue Reading →
The Waldorf Astoria Bar Book is a revision of The Old Waldorf Astoria Bar Book, first printed in 1934 and written by Albert Stevens Crockett. The author of the new, revised version of the book, Frank Caiafa took the position… Continue Reading →
Huber’s Starlight Distillery in Indiana is a favorite place to visit. Matt was there recently and saw this bottle in the gift shop. He purchased it, brought it over and we tasted this rye whiskey. Here are our tasting notes…. Continue Reading →
When I was in Charlotte, North Carolina last November for Ken Bernardo’s charity event for the Heart Association, I was hosted by Southern Distilling Company. Pete and Vienna Barger, the owners of the distillery, founded it on a business plan… Contin…
Matt and I have been picking our favorite whiskeys of the month for the past twelve months. Most are whiskeys that have been sent to me for review, and we have picked our favorite whiskey from these candidates. The whiskeys… Continue Reading →
The Elijah Craig brand has been around since the 1950s. It is named for Elijah Criag, an early distiller, who happened to be a Baptist Minister in Georgetown, Kentucky in the 18th century. In the 19th century, Kentucky distillers, who… Continue Readi…
Evan Williams was an early Kentucky Distiller. In the late 19th century. Reuben T. Durrett declared him “Kentucky’s First Distiller”. This should be taken with a grain of salt because Durrett, who was famous for making facts fit his view… Continue Re…
The Wollershiem Winery and Distillery has a long history. It is located in Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin. The family started making wine and brandy in the 1800s. Prohibition shut them down and the family started the winery again in the… Continue Reading …
Hemingway Rye was founded by Steve Croth, one of the founders of Angel’s Envy Whiskey. He hired Jacob Call to source and blend this whiskey. It is 96% Indiana rye whiskey and 4% Kentucky rye whiskey finished in an Olorosa… Continue Reading →
It is that time of the year where I have a lot of bottles of whiskey that I need to review. I have received four more bottles of whiskey from Pablo Moix. In case you are unfamiliar with the Rare… Continue Reading →
