Parker Beam’s 50 years of bourbon making are celebrated in one bottle containing bourbon from each of his five decades of craftsmanship in the new “Golden Anniversary” edition of Parker’s Heritage Collection to be released in September 2009. However, BourbonBlog.com gives you a sneak peak with a review of this bourbon by Mike Veach on… Read more »
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Phoenix Rising: What if there had been no Prohibition? – by Chris Middleton
Bourbon and Kentucky go together as naturally as jockeys and horses. Kentucky is the birthplace of bourbon where corn, sour mash and charred oak barrels all came together to deliver a new and outstanding whiskey to the world. Yet just over a hundred years ago Kentucky had slipped to fourth place in spirit distilling volumes,… Read more »
Guy Fieri: New Podcast Interview with Food Network Host
Guy Fieri is the Food Network Host, celebrity chef, owner of five restaurants, and …bourbon lover! Guy is also a fan of BourbonBlog.com. After hanging with him at the Kentucky Derby, we’ve invited him back for a second new podcast interview. What is the best thing he ever ate with bourbon? Where is… Read more »
Bourbon Barrel Foods Bluegrass Soy Sauce
Our friends at Bourbon Barrel Foods were recently featured on the show Bluegrass and Backroads produced by Kentucky Farm Bureau. Check out Matt Jamie of Bourbon Barrel Foods as their Bluegrass Soy Sauce is spotlighted the episode below ×
Newly Re-Named Brown-Forman Cooperage Open for Tours Showcasing Where Barrels are Hand-Crafted
Brown-Forman announced today it is opening the Brown-Forman Cooperage to the public for tours for the first time in its history. The Cooperage will also be re-named from Blue Grass Cooperage to Brown-Forman Cooperage to honor the parent company which continues the rich tradition of crafting barrels to this day. The Brown-Forman Cooperage is where… Read more »
Jim Beam Master Distiller Fred Noe and Kid Rock visit Jim Beam NASCAR Driver Robby Gordon
Kid Rock, Master Distiller Fred Noe (Jim Beam’s great-grandson) and Jim Beam driver Robby Gordon (featured from Left to Right), visit Sunday before the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series LifeLock 400 at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. Kid Rock served as the Grand Marshal, giving the command ‘Gentleman Start Your Engines’…more details below! Charlotte, N.C…. Read more »
Genuine Old Fashioned Recipe
BourbonBlog.com contributor Matt Capucilli demonstrates the Genuine Old Fashioned Recipe in the video below. × Have a bourbon video, recipe or anything you would like to contribute to us? We’d love to see it… e-mail [email protected]
Louisville’s Urban Bourbon Trail Celebrates 1st Birthday
BourbonBlog.com raises a toast to celebrate Louisville’s Urban Bourbon Trail’s 1st Birthday today! If you are in Louisville today, our friends from Bourbon Country tell us they’d like to see you! They will be at all Urban Bourbon Trail locations throughout the day. Each establishment has drink specials and and there will be free prizes…. Read more »
Kid Rock and Red Stag
“A Different Breed of Bourbon” is joining forces with a different Breed of Rock Star to Support America’s Military. BourbonBlog.com has just learned from Jim Beam that Red Stag by Jim Beam, the new black cherry-infused bourbon will partner with multi-platinum superstar, Kid Rock, as the headline sponsor of Kid Rock’s 2009 Rock N’ Rebels Tour…. Read more »
When your favorite rockstar loves bourbon…John Wesley Harding podcast
It all started when I was reading PopMatters.com and John Wesley Harding described his love for Pogue and explained that Booker’s and Baker’s are “so good, they’re almost undrinkable.” His new album Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead was already in my spin, so I needed no further excuse to do this podcast interview… Read more »
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