Do you like toasted bourbon ? We love it, so when found out that Red Line bourbon had a single barrel cask strength expression, we just had to have a bottle. With every barrel comes a signature line. This “Red Line” is a caramelized layer of sugars that develops just beneath the char. The Morley’s,
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Hot summer days go well with a soft whiskey that you can sip on. The latest whiskey up for review is Mythology Distillery’s expression called Hell Bear . Mythology distillery is based in city of Denver and have some very unique blends. Hell Bear has a story to along with the mythological name. A Colorado
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Can whiskey have two much wheat in it? If anyone is going to find out it is Greg Metze from Old Elk Bourbon. This year he worked his magic again with what he calls a double wheat . You can hear more about Old Elk Double Wheat on The Bourbon Road Podcast, downloaded from your
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Do you know where James B. Beam Distilling Co. really started? On Harden’s Creek ,in 1795, is where Jacob Beam would dug a well. He sourced limestone filtered water from that very well to make his whiskey . Today Jim Beam is paying tribute to the watershed and the man with Hardin’s Creek Jacob’s Well
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Whiskey and the West just go together don’t they? Visions of cowboys driving cattle across Wyoming and sipping on bourbon whiskey at sunset come to mind. Brush Creek Distillery is bringing that vision to life. They started laying down barrels in 2019. Brush Creek Distillery is located at Brush Creek . Brush Creek Ranch is
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Can you name a Missouri whiskey? If you can’t, Holladay Distillery wants to change that with the release of their newly released bourbon whiskey Ben Holladay Bourbon . Ben Holladay was born in Kentucky and moved to Weston, Missouri as a teenager. There he built a transportation empire that included steamboats, streetcars, railroad, and a
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What is the perfect age for bourbon whiskey ? The opinion on this topic varies greatly but most whiskey experts would agree between 8 and 12 years. Wilderness Trail Distillery has hit one of those marks and just released an 8 year old bottled in bond. They like to call it the sweet spot. Wilderness
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On this week’s podcast episode we have Taylor Hughes Praying to the Whiskey. Taylor visited Jeptha Bend Farm and preformed some of her latest music for us while sipping on three bourbon expressions that she chose off my shelves. While she belted out her song Praying to the Whiskey, we sat there sipping on
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Have you experienced a whiskey from a three chamber still? If you haven’t we recommend you find a bottle of Leopold Bros. Our good friend Todd Ritter handed us a bottle of the Leapold Bros Three Chamber Rye to try. Todd is one of our podcast listeners and a member of our private facebook group
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It’s fitting for two old veteran sailors to drink a bourbon finished in a rum cask on the 4th of July isn’t it? For this week’s craft distillery review we sip on Breckenridge Distillery rum cask finish. Yes this is the best of both worlds for a old sailor who have retired to land, like
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