Kentucky is common word on Bourbon labels – you’ll find it as often as “Old” or “Straight,” but some feel the statehood should command a bit more respect. Part of this is due to the dozens of chapters American whiskey history that were written in Kentucky. Part of that respect, however, is in part due […]
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Kentucky Senator Bourbon Release #4 “Senator John Sherman Cooper” is now hitting shelves across the state of Kentucky and online via Bourbon Outfitter with an SRP of $134.99. Aged eight years in oak barrels, this Bourbon is 107 proof with a mash bill of 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% malted barley. I had the […]
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Kentucky Senator Bourbon (HQ’d in Lexington, KY) is set to unveil its fourth release of Kentucky straight Bourbon whiskey, named after U.S. Senator John Sherman Cooper of Somerset in Pulaski County. Hitting shelves this summer, the bottle is named after the esteemed U.S. Senator John Sherman Cooper. Aged eight years in oak barrels, this Bourbon […]
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PRESS RELEASE from “The B-Line“ for Kentucky Senator Bourbon’s upcoming launch Party. Co-founders of Kentucky Senator Bourbon, KY State Senator Majority Leader, Damon Thayer, and equine attorney, Andre Regard, will be at Covington KY’s Smoke Justis on August 10th from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. to launch Kentucky Senator Bourbon’s new release, the John G. Carlisle. […]
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LEXINGTON, KY— Kentucky Senator’s third Bourbon offering, the John G. Carlisle Release, is hitting shelves this summer. Each release of Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey carries the name of a U.S. Senator from Kentucky. The namesake of the upcoming third label being after Covington, Kentucky (Ohio River across from Cincinnati) native, U.S. Senator John G. Carlisle. Carlisle had […]
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