Four Roses Distillery of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky tells BourbonBlog.com that Whisky Magazine has named them Whisky Distiller of the Year last week as part of the annual “Icons of Whisky – America” Awards “designed to celebrate the people and places behind the greatest whiskies in the world.” “This is an overwhelming honor that caps off the… Read more »
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Buffalo Trace Distillery’s Antique Collection 2010 Release
Buffalo Trace Distillery tells BourbonBlog.com that they have released their 2010 Antique Collection. The anticipated annual collection will once again feature five limited-release whiskeys of various ages, recipes and proofs. We will review the collection in the days to come on BourbonBlog.com and here is what fans can expect from the tasting notes: Sazerac Rye… Read more »
Angel’s Envy Bourbon Review
BourbonBlog.com‘s review of the new Angel’s Envy Bourbon after the much anticipated 10.10.10 release called the “Expression 10/10.” We are impressed with this new Bourbon as it had an incomparable smoothness and unique character. This expression is distilled three times and aged a minimum of four years in a new, charred white oak barrel and… Read more »
Jim Beam Bourbon Begins the Race!
BourbonBlog.com at the Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont, Kentucky where we begin the The Bourbon Chase 2010 in Bullitt County, Kentucky.
Woodford Reserve and The Bourbon Chase 2010
The Bourbon Chase runs through picturesque Woodford County Kentucky and the Woodford Reserve Distillery becomes a major hub of excitement on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail with BourbonBlog.com as the thousands of runners near the finish line.
Wild Turkey Bourbon and The Bourbon Chase 2010
The Bourbon Chase Runners race through Wild Turkey in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. Many of the teams camp out at “Camp Wild Turkey” overnight to begin Day 2 of the overnight relay run through The Kentucky Bourbon Trail and Anderson County, Kentucky. ×
Four Roses Distillery, The Bourbon Chase 2010
BourbonBlog.com arrives to Four Roses Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky during Bourbon Chase and learns that the runners came through Anderson County much earlier than predicted and outran us in the overnight relay race along The Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Special thanks: Patty Holland, Karen Kushner, Dan Gardner and Jill Pendygraft.
Kentucky Bourbon Trail Website Earns First-Place in Tourism Marketing Competition
BourbonBlog.com congratulates The Kentucky Distillers’ Association on their first-place honors for a website that promotes the KDA’s Kentucky Bourbon Trail® tour of distilleries! The Kentucky Tourism Council presented its Traverse Awards for excellence in tourism marketing Oct. 19 during the Kentucky Tourism Industry Annual Conference in Covington. A panel of marketing, public relations and tourism… Read more »
Woodford Reserve Master’s Collection Maple Wood Finish Review
Maple Wood Finish a this year’s Master’s Collection Bourbon by Woodford Reserve which BourbonBlog.com is among the first to review in the world. Bottles are set to star hitting shelves in limited quantities by November 201 with a suggested retail price of $89.99. The Master’s Collection Maple Wood Finish uniquely finish-ages Woodford Reserve in a… Read more »
From Perryville to Danville, Overnight on The Bourbon Chase
Runners in The Bourbon Chase run from Perryville to Danville, Kentucky as overnight portion of this relay race is in full swing. The towns fill with spectators and the energy around the race heightens as they run along The Kentucky Bourbon Trail. BourbonBlog.com stops at The Hub Coffee House & Cafe in Danville to recharge… Read more »
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