The other day, Rosemary and I were asked to join Kelly and Forrest Ramsey of Art Eatables to create a bottle of whiskey at the Big Bat. Big Bat is a unique place to create a bottle of whiskey. They... Continue Reading →
The Anderson and Nelson Distilleries Company was located in Louisville at an area later known as Distillery Commons. The company was formed in 1886 by the Newcomb-Buchanan Company, which was started in 1870. Newcomb-Buchanan Company was a major purchaser of... Continue Reading →
The other day, Rosemary and I were invited by Matt and Becca to attend a Bourbon tasting at Havana Jack’s Cigar Factory on Main Street, Louisville. Havana Jack’s is a bar and cigar rolling business founded by Becca’s friend, Jack... Continue Reading →
Rosemary and I decided to have a Bourbon date night the other day. We are at an age where date night starts early and ends early. We got in the car and Rosemary dropped me off at Art Eatables while... Continue Reading →
In the last twenty-five years, Louisville’s distillery scene has changed dramatically. At the turn of the century, there were no distillery tours available. The only distilleries in the city were Bernheim and Brown-Forman distilleries and neither of them offered tours.... Continue Reading →
I have always been one to recommend that you should try a whiskey before you buy an expensive bottle. You might find that the whiskey in the bottle is not worth the price they are asking for it. There are... Continue Reading →
Chicken Cock whiskeys are bottled by Grain & Barrel Spirits. They recently opened a tasting room on Market Street in Louisville. Now, I know many people are going to say “On Market Street? How is that part of Whiskey Row?”... Continue Reading →
The other day, our BARDS (Bourbon And Rye Drinkers Society) held a meeting at the new Whiskey Thief Tasting Room in Louisville. It was a very good meeting at an impressive site. Matt went with to the meeting. We walked... Continue Reading →
