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Matt’s First Tour Of Hard Truth Distillery 

A few weeks ago, while Matt and I were filming a video reviewing a whiskey from the Hard Truth Distillery, Matt mentioned he had never been to the Hard Truth Distillery in Nashville, Indiana. We set a date to visit... Continue Reading →

A Trip To Northern Kentucky

We made a trip to Northern Kentucky because I was asked to do a bottle signing of Fountain Run Bourbon at The Party Source in Newport, Kentucky. The Party Source is a well-known liquor store that has been carrying a... Continue Reading →

Distillery Tours Not In Kentucky

Distilling has taken off in the United States and there are many distilleries in states other than Kentucky. I have not been to them all, but I thought I would discuss some of the ones I have visited. I will... Continue Reading →

The Green River Tasting Room In Louisville

Welcome to Louisville, Green River Distilling Company!

Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged Bourbon Tasting

The other day, Rosemary and I had the honor to attend a tasting of the Maker’s Mark 2024 Cellar Aged Bourbon, attended by several Kentucky-based whiskey writers. It was a very good tasting organized by Doe Anderson, the marketing firm... Continue Reading →

Oxmoor Farm Bourbon Tour

The Oxmoor Farm in Louisville, Kentucky, is steeped with whiskey history and the estate decided to create a tour of the estate focusing on this heritage. It is not your typical Bourbon tour. You will not see a distillery, but... Continue Reading →

The Fred B. Noe Distillery

This month’s BARDS (Bourbon And Rye Drinkers Society) meeting was hosted by Carlene Slucher and her husband John. She arranged for the meeting to be at the Beam Distillery in Clermont, Kentucky with a tour of the Fred B. Noe... Continue Reading →

A Trip To Castle & Key And Glenns Creek Distilleries

The other day Rosemary and I, along with two very good friends, John and Carlene, made a trip to Castle & Key and Glenns Creek distilleries. It was a pleasant way to spend a Sunday on a beautiful July afternoon. ... Continue Reading →

New Orleans Bourbon Festival 2024

This year the New Orleans Bourbon Festival was bigger than ever. It is one of my favorite Bourbon Festivals because they put an emphasis on educating Bourbon drinkers. There were loads of very good speakers on Friday and Saturday. There... Continue Reading →

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