One hundred and twenty-six years ago today in 1897, during the fifty-fourth session of the Unites States Congress passed the Bottled-In-Bond Act and was signed into law. Why did this happen …
Over the weekend, the Mrs. & I decided to get out of the house for a bit, enjoy the some of the early spring weather and go for a Saturday …
In honor of Kentucky Repeal Day, we are enjoying a pour of some fantastic Kentucky Brown Water while taking some time to reflect on this crazy year of two thousand …
The Cream of Kentucky brand was originally introduced in 1888 by I. Trager & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio which happens to be a short distance away from our own old …
Boone County Distilling Company's roots go all of the way back to 1833. At the time, it was called the Petersburg Distillery and was founded by William Snyder, (who also …
Doing our part this weekend to stay home and we decided to break out the board games and enjoy some fantastic Kentucky whiskey to make the game play more interesting. What's …
It’s #BottledInBondDay everyone! On this day in 1897, the Bottled-In-Bond Act was passed. What does that mean for our beloved brown water? The Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897 was passed to create …
Our visit to the bat cave... actually it’s the distillery at Old Forester located in Louisville, KY. The next time you find yourself in Louisville, this distillery experience is an absolute …
While visiting the Jim Beam American Still House we came across a bronze statue of Frederick Booker Noe II & his dog Dot. At six foot four inches tall he …
