Last Thursday Kate and I raced east towards the Bluegrass State filled with excitement and anxiety about meeting a up with a group of strangers. The Whiskey Catfish Society was a real thing now (check out Part 1 if you missed how that went down) and we knew that at least 20 or so people were […]
Read more "The Whiskey Catfish Society: Part 2 – The Blind Dates and Kentucky Peerless"Out of the two 1792’s I bought (remember, I bought the single barrel too! And, reviewed it!)this is the one I’m the most excited for. I’m interested to see how a higher proof could improve this whiskey. Company: Sazerac Distillery: Barton 1792 Distillery Location: Bardstown, KY Mash Bill: Standard 1792 mash hill, which is not […]
Read more "Review: 1792 Full Proof"It’s Sunday night and Kate and I just got home after an 11-hour drive from Louisville. I’m tired, probably a touch dehydrated, yet I’m still feeling a sense of euphoria from the time we spent in Kentucky. Bourbon country is amazing this time of year, and on top of that we had the opportunity this weekend […]
Read more "The Whiskey Catfish Society: Part 1 – The Post"The dudes at Vanessa House have been busy. Really busy. They just released their first beer, 401k Cream Ale, which means they are constantly doing events to promote the new brand. They’ve also been written about in almost every local magazine and news site. They’ve obviously been on our radar for a while, but we didn’t want […]
Read more "Barrels and Mash Survey Series: Vanessa House"Roughtail released Batch Six of their imitable Adaption for first time as a brewery release on Saturday, this time using 4 pounds per barrel of fresh Mosaic hops. This were on the bine 24 hours before they were in the kettle, and it shows in this fresh and zesty brew. 260 cases were produced. Anything […]
Read more "Review: Roughtail Adaptation IPA (Batch #6, October 2016)"Well, I really enjoy everything I’ve had by 1792 so far, and was super excited when I saw these two boys (1792 Single Barrel and Full Proof) sitting on the shelf. So, of course I had to buy both to review and to drink. Hold onto your butts… Other 1792 things located here. Company: Sazerac […]
Read more "Review: 1792 Single Barrel"It’s no secret that we’ve become fans of the monthly rotating whiskey flights that Pub W started doing a few months back. Lately they’ve even let us chip in on some of the notes that are printed on the tasting sheets. It’s been a fun way to sit down with some cool people and drink through things that we […]
Read more "Barrels and Mash Goes Irish at Pub W"There aren’t many pumpkin beers that I look forward to in the fall. In fact, there is only one pumpkin product PERIOD that I look forward to, and that is Elk Valley’s Pumpion. Last year this beer was one of my favorites for the cool autumn months, and I’m just tickled to death that the […]
Read more "Review: Elk Valley Pumpion 2016"We spent a good portion of last Sunday hanging out with our whiskey friends Steve and Cas from the Hearts2Tails Podcast. We talked about whiskey, we drank whiskey, and generally we just shot the shit for like 3 hours (don’t worry, the episode isn’t that long). While planning what we wanted to discuss on the show […]
Read more "Review: 2016 Parker’s Heritage 24 Year Bottled-in-Bond"Originally reported by some as a blueberry sour, Prairie just released a Sour Ale Aged on Ginger as the celebration of their 4th Anniversary. Also, I’m pretty sure if you actually draw out the image on the layer that dog has a huge dick. Anyways, let’s drink the beer! Company: Prairie Artisan Ales Location: Krebs, OK ABV: […]
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