Some of the most popular trends in whiskey over the last couple of years has been whiskey blending and barrel crafting at home. Each serves as an excellent way to add more depth of flavor and complexity to your spirits and create something entirely n…
If you’ve dipped your toes into the exciting world of whiskey blending—and are ready to dive deeper—creating your own infinity bottle is the perfect next step. Infinity bottles represent the ultimate personalized drinking experience, and offer unlimite…
If you’ve dipped your toes into the exciting world of whiskey blending—and are ready to dive deeper—creating your own infinity bottle is the perfect next step. Infinity bottles represent the ultimate personalized drinking experience and offer unlimited…
Whether distilling a bourbon mash in a pot still or column still, the product of the first distillation is generally called “low wine”. The alcohol content and composition of low wine is significantly different whether using a pot still or a column still. In a pot still, the low wine will generally be around 40-50 proof. However in a column still, as seen here, the proof is usually substantially higher.
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The concept of whiskey blending is straightforward—it’s the art of combining two or more whiskeys. However, the result of this simple-sounding process is a drinking experience that’s complex, unique, and nuanced. This is why at Daviess County Bourbon, …
Daviess County Bourbon features four variants: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (KSBW), Cabernet Sauvignon Finish, French Oak Barrel Finish, and Double Barrel Limited Edition. Each features a unique blend of wheated and ryed mash bills, but each also …
Each Daviess County Bourbon has unique characteristics. So, pairing a specific variant with a craft cocktail could help you kick your concoctions up a notch. Depending on which variant you choose, cocktails can take on slightly different characteristic…
