Recent Kentucky Bourbon Articles

A Decade of Doing the Work: Four Roses' 10th Salt River Cleanup and the Bourbon Behind It There is a version of corporate environmental stewardship that lives entirely on press releases — full of green-sounding language, short on actual labor. Four Roses Distillery is not in that business. For the

Ten Years Down, One Bottle to Show for All of It: Jeptha Creed's Solera Aged Bourbon Is a Decade in the Making Most craft distilleries mark an anniversary with a label refresh or a press release about hitting a distribution milestone. Jeptha Creed Distillery isn't wired that way. The Shelbyville,

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Forged in Fire: How Burnt Tavern Bourbon Is Rewriting Kentucky History, One Char at a Time There is no shortage of bourbon brands claiming a deep connection to Kentucky history. Frontier imagery, faded family crests, and distillers with vaguely colonial surnames populate bottle labels across the s

Four Roses 2026 Limited Edition Small Batch: The Oldest, Most Ambitious Blend in the Series' 19-Year History Every autumn, the bourbon world tilts slightly toward Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. That's when Four Roses Distillery drops its Limited Edition Small Batch — a release that, year after year, mana

Where Kentucky Bourbon Meets a Scottish Castle: The Complete Guide to Castle & Key Distillery There are distilleries, and then there is Castle & Key. Pull off McCracken Pike outside of Frankfort, Kentucky, and what greets you is nothing short of jarring — a limestone castle rising from the

The Hat That Built the West Is Now in a Glass: Stetson Bourbon Has Arrived There are very few brand names in American history that carry the weight of an entire cultural epoch. Coca-Cola. Levi's. Winchester. And Stetson. Since 1865, that name has sat atop the heads of cowboys, lawmen, presidents,

Never Say Die Is Bringing an English Pub to the Heart of Bourbon Country — And It Might Be the Most Interesting Brand Home in Kentucky Downtown Lexington has seen its share of whiskey concepts open in recent years, from tasting rooms tucked into renovated warehouse spaces to craft distilleries sta

Northern Kentucky's Boone County Distilling Co. Earns National Recognition as One of America's Top Small Businesses Worth a Road Trip Somewhere between the sprawling mega-distilleries that dominate bourbon country's skyline and the weekend hobbyist operations that pop up and vanish, there exists a

Maker's Mark Is Going "Perfectly Unreasonable" — and the Bourbon World Is Watching When a spirits brand drops a major global campaign in the middle of an industry-wide hangover, it either looks tone-deaf or brilliantly defiant. Maker's Mark is betting everything on the latter. In February 2025, th