I was having a discussion the other day and was asked about where the distilleries in Louisville were located. There were many distilleries in the city through the years and many of them have been wiped from the wipe completely.... Continue Reading →
The Bourbon Ball candy was invented in 1938 by Rebecca Ruth and has been a Kentucky favorite ever since. This candy is a Bourbon enhanced center nougat with a chocolate covering. There are many recipes for this confection and Joy... Continue Reading →
This post sponsored by the Glencairn Whisky Glass The Olde St. Nick brand has been around for several decades in the Japanese market. The brand was created by Marci Palatella. She started selling whiskey with brands such as Olde St.... Continue Reading →
More artisan distilleries are beginning to experiment with heirloom varieties of corn. Each distiller will say that their choice of heirloom corn adds a unique flavor to their whiskey and that is why they are using that corn in their... Continue Reading →
When I was archivist for United Distillers, the collection contained many bar decanters from various brands. One of my favorite brands of these decanters were the Mammoth Cave Whiskey decanters. They have a full color illustration of the cave entrance... Continue Reading →
This post sponsored by the Glencairn Whisky Glass The J. K. Williams Distillery is located in Peoria, Illinois, a city with a rich distilling heritage. The 1910 Mida’s Financial Index shows that the city had four distilleries and eleven rectifying... Continue Reading →
When this half pint bottle of Yellowstone Bourbon was bottled, Yellowstone was becoming the best-selling Bourbon in Louisville /Jefferson County, Kentucky. At the time, the brand was owned by Glenmore Distilleries and was made, aged and bottled in Louisville. The... Continue Reading →