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You don't want to miss this episode as we welcome in Nicole Austin, Director of Member Engagement with Your Kingsport Chamber to the podcast. If you are looking for a WEALTH of information as to what the Chamber can do for you, then look no further! Of course, we had to toss Nicole in the hot seat for our Lighting Round... And she killed it!

Tom Colicchio is a gastronomic icon. He also likes his tomato sauce out of a jar. Colicchio, who is the head judge and an executive producer of acclaimed TV reality competition “Top Chef” and the owner of award-winning restaurant group Crafted Hospitality, is a partner in Colicchio Kitchen, a premium brand of sauces and condiments that are positioned as high-quality and convenient products for home chefs. Recently rebranded from The Jersey Tomato Company, Colicchio Kitchen debuted at the 2023 Summer Fancy Food Show held from June 25-27, and showcased a broad range of products, including its Colicchio Collection of ultra-premium cooking and pairing sauces. In this episode, Colicchio spoke about his involvement in the brand and his role in the development of its products, his perspective on adding an ethnic-themed line, how he defines “good food” and why he's less intimidating than you might think. From tomato sauce in jars to cocktails in cans, this episode also highlights a remarkable partnership between upstart beverage company Social Hour and iconic spirit brand George Dickel.  Launched in 2020, Social Hour markets premium RTD craft cocktails made with high-quality ingredients, including a Gin & Tonic, Whiskey Mule and Yuzu Sunset Fizz. In 2021, Social Hour aligned with legacy whiskey brand George Dickel to launch its seasonally-inspired Harvest Whiskey Sour, an expression made with Dickel's 13-year-old Tennessee whiskey and re-released the following year. The companies teamed up once again in 2023 to create the summer-themed Social Hour Bourbon Smash made with Dickel Bourbon, which was introduced in late June. Social Hour co-founder Tom Macy and Nicole Austin, the general manager and distiller of George Dickel whiskey spoke about the origins of the partnership, how the collaboration aligned the aims of both brands and how the relationship may develop down the line. Show notes: 0:48: Interview: Tom Colicchio, Partner, Colicchio Kitchen – Colicchio met with Taste Radio editor Ray Latif in New York City and spoke about his experience at the 2023 Summer Fancy Food, why growing up in New Jersey had a significant impact on his initial decision to develop a consumer brand and the companies expansion into condiments. He also discussed his evaluation of flavor and functional ingredients when it comes to great tasting food and Italian cuisine is the primary focus for Colicchio Kitchen. 14:04 Interview: Tom Macy, Co-Founder, Social Hour & Nicole Austin, General Manager/Distiller, George Dickel — Macy recalled his experience in BevNET Cocktail Showdown 2 competition and discussed how he has navigated an increasingly crowded RTD cocktail category. Austin spoke about her interest in creating a canned cocktail and why she jumped at the opportunity to work with Social Hour, how she and Macy attempted to reduce the red tape when creating the partnership between the two companies, why they chose to develop a Bourbon Smash and why they're not looking too far down the line for the next product. Brands in this episode: Colicchio Kitchen, Social Hour, George Dickel

Nicole Austin has been doing it tough. Having been diagnosed with a stage 4b metastatic squamous cell carcinoma, originating in her ovaries, it spread to her lungs, liver and lymph nodes. Nicole was diagnosed just two weeks after her second daughter Bowie was born. Bowie was born prematurely at 23 weeks weighing 484 grams and spent 130 days in hospital. Bowie's fight is also far from over with her now suffering from severe chronic lung disease and requiring regular hospital visits. Loving partner Kristy and eldest two-year-old daughter Liv are with Nicole and Bowie every step of the way and now we'd like to contribute. We've got your back Nicole. ❤️️ Donate to Nicole and her family here: https://bit.ly/3M0j4geSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sustainable Futures is joined by Nicole Austin, Black Student Engagement Coordinator, and Arlene Throness, Urban Farm Manager, to discuss their work with the urban rooftop farms at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Over the past 20 years, rye whiskey has moved from being an also-ran to taking the spotlight, with bartenders and distillers nationwide rediscovering its promise. Our March/April 2023 issue dives deep into today's world of rye, and for this episode, we talk with three distillers about their enthusiasm for making rye whiskey: Nicole Austin from Cascade Hollow Distilling, Todd Leopold from Leopold Bros. Distillery, and Greg Metze from Old Elk.Radio Imbibe is the audio home of Imbibe magazine. In each episode, we dive into liquid culture, exploring the people, places, and flavors of the drinkscape through conversations about cocktails, coffee, beer, spirits, and wine. Keep up with us at imbibemagazine.com, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, and if you're not already a subscriber, we'd love to have you join us—click here to subscribe. 

This episode of The Craft Spirits Podcast is part of a special series of conversations with some of the founding members and first board members of the American Craft Spirits Association, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Our guest is Nicole Austin, general manager and distiller of Cascade Hollow Distilling Co., the maker of Tennessee's George Dickel whiskies. Nicole has been a fierce advocate for the distilling industry. She was a founding board member of ACSA and previously served as co-chair of its Legislative, Convention and State Guild Committees. In this episode, Nicole shared her earliest memories of ACSA, including discussions about defining craft spirits and the road to permanent federal excise tax relief for craft distillers, as well as her move to Cascade Hollow.

Host Andy Nelson's frank and funny conversation with one of the whiskey industry's most prominent figures covers a lot of ground—from learning how to fake confidence until it becomes real to the risks and rewards of political engagement, and beyond. They discuss some heavy personal matters, and explore the unusual predicament of sharing a name with an internet celebrity whose bottom line is radically different from your own. 

Pastors Scott and Brian are joined by Nicole Austin to talk about the church's summer theme of "Do Something Together." They discuss why this emphasis is more needed than we realize right now and what practical steps we can all take toward one another.

Catoctin Creek's Scott and Becky Harris were honored with the Dave Pickerell Memorial Craft Member of the Year Award during last Thursday's Distilled Spirits Council awards luncheon in New Orleans. The Harrises have been leaders in the craft distilling movement for more than a decade, and are perfectly placed to explain the issues many small-scale distillers face in today's crowded marketplace. We'll talk with them on WhiskyCast In-Depth and check in with Nicole Austin of George Dickel on Behind the Label. She was honored with the Emerging Leader of the Year Award, days after shocking a few purists by releasing a 15-year-old underproof spirit under the Cascade Moon label. In the news, a TTB proposal on American Single Malts could be just days away, and we'll hear from TTB Deputy Administrator David Wulf.

This episode features discussions about Oliver Houser and Hunter Bird's She Reached For Heaven and Adesha Adefela, Beau Lewis, and Ryan Nicole Austin's Co-Founders. She Reached For Heaven (by Hunter Bird & Oliver Houser) - On the outside, high school senior Jes Holt is doing everything she's supposed to. On the inside, she's never felt more alone and longs for something she can't name. Set against the backdrop of the greatest drug crisis in our country's history, She Reached for Heaven is an original coming-of-age story about the devastations of addiction, and one woman's journey to choose life rather than escape it. Co-Founders (by Adesha Adefela, Beau Lewis, Ryan Nicole Austin) - Co-Founders is the story of the two most unlikely partners in the history of Silicon Valley. Esata Thompson, a black female coder from Oakland, and Conway Delouche, a small town college dropout, take on the most competitive startup accelerator in the world - where the privileged make a killing while the people across the bridge grind to survive. Featuring performances from Austin Dean Ashford, Ryan Nicole Austin, Jeb Brown, Gerard Canonico, Julia Harriman, Oliver Houser and Amber Iman Connect with Oliver Houser: Instagram: @oliverhouser Twitter: @oliver_houser Connect with Hunter Bird: Instagram: @hunter_bird Connect with Adesha Adefela: Instagram and Twitter: @adeshamusic Connect with Beau Lewis: Instagram: @peeplittlebeau Connect with Ryan Nicole Austin: Instagram: @msryannicole Connect with New York Theatre Barn: Support us: nytheatrebarn.org/give Twitter: @nytheatrebarn Instagram: @newyorktheatrebarn  Facebook.com/nytheatrebarn nytheatrebarn.org Joe's personal Instagram: @bisforbarros Jen's personal Instagram: @jensandler Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Take a step into the mysterious past and amazing future of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey with a woman who is taking a 150 year old legacy and expanding it to new heights. Two years ago, Nicole brought George Dickel back to worldwide attention when her Bottled-In-Bond 13 year old whisky won Whisky Advocate's "Whisky of the Year." Now she is challenging the misconception that Tennessee whiskey is not bourbon with her latest release. Enjoy our dive into the distillery's history and Nicole's thought process in expanding the brand's offerings.

Rye whiskey beguiles the palate with a range of slow-to-reveal flavors. The same could be said of the spirit's long and complex history, which continues to delight (and frustrate) modern distillers, historians and journalists. On this special live episode of the award-winning podcast Life Behind Bars, co-hosts David Wondrich and Noah Rothbaum assemble a panel of rye-whiskey luminaries: Nicole Austin, general manager and distiller for Cascade Hollow, home of George Dickel; Todd Leopold, co-founder of Leopold Bros. Distillery; and Allen Katz, co-founder of the New York Distilling Company. Listen to this rye-whiskey summit to learn about the spirit's fascinating history, the rebirth of heritage rye grains, and the new George Dickel & Leopold Bros. Collaboration Blend, which revives the tradition of blending rye whiskey made on a three chamber still with rye whiskey made on a column still. So pour yourself a glass of rye whiskey and listen to this episode of Life Behind Bars. Cheers!Life Behind Bars features Half Full's editor Noah Rothbaum and its Senior Drinks Columnist David Wondrich as they discuss the greatest bartenders and greatest cocktails of all time. It won the 2018 and the 2021 Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Award for the world's best drinks podcast.Edited by Alex Skjong See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming off of this year's Royal Family Kids Camp, Leslie Kosier and Nicole Austin join Pastor Scott to talk about how camp went, the future vision for RFK at Cornerstone, and the role we hope RFK plays in continuing to develop our church family's heart fo

An interview by CAWASA's Executive Director, Ignatius Jean, with operators who passed the ABC Examinations. Nicole Austin of Barbados Water Authority (BWA), Ezikel Francis and Shannon Vidal of the Dominica Water and Sewerage Company Limited (DOWASCO), share examination success secrets.

Nicole Austin is a pharmacist specialising in strategic communications. Founder of a communications agency, Nicole is also a TV presenter, 'Survivor SA' runner-up, and a previous Mrs South Africa. No stranger to the concept of 'Brave', Nicole has a passion for climbing mountains, and takes people with her on transformational journeys into the wild to help them realise their potential. Nicole is an ambassador for Rare Diseases SA, and also sits on their executive board. She has climbed Mt Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, Mont Blanc in the Alps, and 14 local peaks, to raise funds and awareness for children with dread diseases. Alongside News24 and Adock Ingram, she is judging an incredible initiative that celebrates humans doing the most in their communities! South Africans rallied together to celebrate our medical heroes who have made our safety their priority during this pandemic and beyond. In the last year, we've seen the unwavering bravery and strength displayed by our healthcare workers and pharmacists during the pandemic. Joining News24 and Adcock Ingram OTC in showing our gratitude and thanking our pharmacy frontline heroes by nominating your local pharmacist, pharmacy assistants, or pharmacy who have gone the extra mile for all their customers. Listen to the chat with Nicole here:

Nicole Austin is a pharmacist specialising in strategic communications. Founder of a communications agency, Nicole is also a TV presenter, 'Survivor SA' runner-up, and a previous Mrs South Africa. No stranger to the concept of 'Brave', Nicole has a passion for climbing mountains, and takes people with her on transformational journeys into the wild to help them realise their potential. Nicole is an ambassador for Rare Diseases SA, and also sits on their executive board. She has climbed Mt Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, Mont Blanc in the Alps, and 14 local peaks, to raise funds and awareness for children with dread diseases. Alongside News24 and Adock Ingram, she is judging an incredible initiative that celebrates humans doing the most in their communities! South Africans rallied together to celebrate our medical heroes who have made our safety their priority during this pandemic and beyond. In the last year, we've seen the unwavering bravery and strength displayed by our healthcare workers and pharmacists during the pandemic. Joining News24 and Adcock Ingram OTC in showing our gratitude and thanking our pharmacy frontline heroes by nominating your local pharmacist, pharmacy assistants, or pharmacy who have gone the extra mile for all their customers. Listen to the chat with Nicole here:

Orphan Barrel Copper Tongue 16-year-old Straight Bourbon Whiskey is tasted by Bourbon Expert Tom Fischer and Cascade Hollow Distilling Co., General Manager, and Distiller, Nicole Austin. George Dickel is made at the same distillery. Austin joins Fischer from Cascade Hollow Distillery in Tullahoma, Tennessee for the Bourbon whiskey tasting and review. From Orphan Barrel Rhetoric 24 and Orphan Barrel Forged Oak, these are some of our favorite rare releases. This old 16-year-old Tennessee Bourbon whiskey is a standout in the Orphan Barrel Distilling Co. collection Thirsty? We host virtual whiskey tastings. Subscribe to this podcast channel and also find us on YouTube.com/BourbonBlog. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bourbonblog/support

The war rages on in the great Tennessee Whiskey Bourbon debate. For decades it has largely been a debate on one particular Tennessee Whiskey, Jack Daniels. Well enter Player 2. The genius mind that is Nicole Austin, General Manager and Head Distiller are George Dickel has led the charge in releasing the new 8yr. George Dickel Bourbon. A Bourbon Labeled product from George Dickel for the first time in decades is challenging the notion that Tennessee whiskey is NOT bourbon. Well of course it is. This week I sit down with Nicole to discuss the new product and to hit the discussion head on and hopefully in a way that has not yet been done before. A good time was had by all. Whiskey Neat is a Radio show on iTunes and ESPN 97.5 FM in Houston and is brought to you every week by the following sponsors. Whiskey Neat is brought to you in part by Legent Bourbon - a first-of-its-kind super-premium bourbon that melds Kentucky distilling tradition with Japanese blending excellence. Legent is a perfectly balanced yet complex and layered whiskey with a bright, smooth, unexpectedly long finish. Order a bottle in your area via Drizly.com. Drink Smart. Whiskey Neat is also supported by the Inspired Spirits at Glass Rev Imports and Amrut Distilleries. Amrut Fusion received the double gold BLIND and scored a jaw dropping 96 points(said with emphasis) by judges at the Proof awards.. Amrut Single Malt Whisky is widely available across America and can be found almost EVERYWHERE in Texas. Go out and get a bottle today. Our last Sponsor is THE official Sponsor of Whiskey Neat, Balcones- In 2008, Balcones was nothing more than an idea driven by a passion to create something original and authentic. Focusing on ingredients and process, they breathed new life into hundreds of years of distilling traditions, earning them worldwide recognition for their whiskies. You can pick up their whiskies at your local liquor store, or if you're a retailer, reach out to your Southern Glazers representative." You can find the show on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Podcast arena, IHeart Radio, Spotify, YouTube and Facebook. Or follow us at IG @MyWhiskeyNeat Twitter @MyWhiskeyNeat www.MyWhiskeyNeat.com  

Is Tennessee Whiskey Bourbon? That argument has divided whisky lovers for years, but Nicole Austin says it is. She's the head distiller and general manager at Diageo's Cascade Hollow Distillery, the home of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey. To prove her point, she created the new Dickel Bourbon, and she'll make her case on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, Uncle Nearest opens up the latest phase of its new distillery in Tennessee, complete with artifacts from the original distillery Nathan "Nearest" Green and Jack Daniel ran following the Civil War. There's a cease-fire on one front in the trade war between Europe and the United States, and that means the end of U.S. tariffs on single malts from Scotland and Northern Ireland. We'll also have details on an upcoming extra-old whisky from Scotland, and on Behind the Label, we'll look at the difference altitude makes when you're making whiskey.

Pastor Scott sits down with Jacy Corral, Stef Der, and Nicole Austin for a third, and final, installment of reflections on what God has done in and through our church family over the last decade.

This episode is about newly appointed assistant coach of Featherstone Lionesses Claire Austin-Dyson and Nicole Austin-Dyson

This week on the show we have Nicole Austin, General Manager / Distiller at Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. and we talk about her journey from New York to Tennessee with a pit stop in Ireland along the way. She was such a fun guest and we hit if off right off from the start. She truly is doing great things with Cascade Hollow and the George Dickel brand! Her and I shoot the shit and talk some whiskey. It's a damn good time and I hope everyone enjoys it! Photo courtesy of Larry McCormack / The Tennessean --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Spirits of Whisk(e)y explores the wide world of whiskey through high-profile and out-of-the-way makers, blenders, writers, ambassadors, innovators, and pioneers. And Kerry & Philip have been traveling the world virtually to bring these people—and their whiskey journeys—to you. As season one of our podcast approaches its finale, we realize just how many great stories we've put aside to share with you at a later date—and that date is here! Beginning in March, Spirits of Whisk(e)y is offering access to its new VIP Content page to loyal listeners and whiskey lovers who want more. And when it comes to whiskey, who doesn't want more?! The VIP Lounge opens with The Malting Floor, a new series filled with fantastic audio footage that ended up on the cutting room floor—or in our case, the malting floor. Grand Opening episodes include a chat with Nicole Austin about sour mash, charcoal mellowing, the George Dickel apprentice program, and the hidden meaning behind the numbers 1, 8, and 12. Also available to members is our talk with Fawn Weaver about how she became her own undercover boss, how her ladies-who-lunch date turned into an adventure with private investigators, and death row—plus we learn the true identities of Chick and Rabbit. And deleted content from this week's episode with WhiskyCast's Mark Gillespie also makes its debut on The Malting Floor. But wait, there's more! The grand opening of our VIP Lounge will also feature three videos of related content, including Kerry's first ever taste of whiskey wash (which we talked about with Laphroaig's Simon Brooking way back on Episode 1), a lost interview from 2015 when Kerry interviewed Jill Kuehler (interviewed with distiller Molly Troupe in Episode 8) when she was just opening Portland's Freeland Spirits, and a sample of Chef Louise Leonard'sCheese Blintzes with Sour Cherry Flambé from Episode 16. And this is just the beginning. We have lots more extra content in store for members of the VIP Lounge. Sign up now to become a supporter at anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey. Click on the support button and select the contribution level that's right for you. Once you’ve submitted your payment information, just visit our website, spiritsofwhiskey.com, to create your personal VIP Access account. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/support

This week's guest on Spirits of Whisk(e)y is Nicole Austin, General Manager & Distiller at Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. in Tullahoma, Tennessee, makers of George Dickel Whisky. Listen and learn how Nicole works to honor the brand's storied past—150 years and counting—with new Bottled-in-Bond and 15-Year Single Barrel releases while driving innovation with the first two editions of her hand-selected, "Mellow as Moonlight," Cascade Moon blends. Then hear Chef Louise Leonard's suggestions for pairing Cascade Moon Edition No. 2 with black-eyed peas, seasoned with smoked ham hock and accompanied by greens, cornmeal dumplings, and chile de arbol salsa, and Dickel Single Barrel with roasted game hen, miso-spiked yams, and garlicky mustard greens. Please visit spiritsofwhiskey.com to see this episode's full show notes, listen to past episodes and coming attractions! Whiskey: A Chef's Journey ad Music provided by: HillbillyBed Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com.mp3 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/support

In this episode, Matt talks to Nicole Austin, General Manager, and Distiller for George Dickel Tennessee Whisky.  Born 40 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, George A. Dickel was an established Nashville merchant when he entered the whisky business. Dickel grew his reputation for selling the smoothest, most mellow spirits in the region. Thus, Geo. A. Dickel & Co. was born and when the Cascade Hollow Distillery opened in 1878 in neighboring Coffee County, George Dickel bought a large share. George Dickel followed in the Scottish tradition of spelling whisky without an “e.” George Dickel preferred whisky made in the winter months more than summer months because he felt it made the whisky taste smoother, so the company began advertising their Geo. A. Dickel's Cascade Tennessee Whisky as “Mellow as Moonlight.” This is why our whisky is chilled before undergoing the charcoal-mellow filtration known as the Lincoln County Process. This extra step smooths out the flavor and we're still the only Tennessee distillery to do it. If you want to try any of the spirits Matt discussed on the show you can ORDER ONLINE or from the BIG RED LIQUORS APP for Curbside Pickup Service. It's as easy as 1,2,3! Start Your Order -  bigredliquors.com Simply select your store, browse and search for George Dickel products, and start a CURBSIDE order. Your store will notify you when it is ready for pickup. Best of all, our NO TOUCH curbside will leave you with peace of mind and the great products you want ASAP.

In this episode, General Manager & Distiller of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey Nicole Austin talks with us about the traditions in Tennessee Whiskey, the idea of imbibing a place, and why she doesn't use the title “Master Distiller.”A wonderful primer into the nuances of whiskey-making in general, Nicole offers insights into the art of distilling, and how to make choices based on both tradition and the drive to succeed as a business. In the meantime, she dispels some myths about the whiskeys of Tennessee and talks about its relation to bourbon.This is Part Two of our two-part conversation. We hope you enjoy it—you can find part one or check out our other Spirit School entries on our website (https://thecottonmouthclubpresents.com), or browse conversations with some of the world's best bar professionals in our Masterclass Series.Nicole Austin came up in Kings County Distillery in the early days of the Craft Spirits movement, breaking into the business with a degree in Chemical Engineering and a desire to work in spirits.From her interview with The Tennessean: “I didn't have the right last name to work in Kentucky or the right degree for Scotland, so I was like, ‘What am I going to do?' ” Austin said. “In 2010, Kings County got the license to distill … and I basically knocked on their door and was like, 'I'm going to work for you now. I'm done asking, I'm telling.' ”After working for the consulting company of the legendary late distiller Dave Pickerell, she took a job with Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey before being tapped for the top-job at Cascase Hollow Distillery, maker of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey.An advocate for the craft spirits movement, Ms. Austin helped found the American Craft Spirits Association, New York Distillers Guild, and helped create the idea of Empire Rye.Weirdo-Paced Banjo Music: “Lady Gray”Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/michaelneff)

In this episode, Nicole Austin guides us through a tasting of her amazing creations of George Dickel Tennessee Whisky Support female musicians too… click here to learn more about the band Snarls: https://takethistoheartrecords.limitedrun.com/products/660300-snarls-burst

In this episode, General Manager & Distiller of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey Nicole Austin talks with us about the traditions in Tennessee Whiskey, the idea of imbibing a place, and why she doesn't use the title “Master Distiller.”A wonderful primer into the nuances of whiskey-making in general, Nicole offers insights into the art of distilling, and how to make choices based on both tradition and the drive to succeed as a business. In the meantime, she dispels some myths about the whiskeys of Tennessee and talks about its relation to bourbon.This is Part One of a two-part conversation. We hope you enjoy it—stay tuned for the second part coming up. In the meantime, check out our other Spirit School entries on our website (https://thecottonmouthclubpresents.com), or browse conversations with some of the world's best bar professionals in our Masterclass Series.Nicole Austin came up in Kings County Distillery in the early days of the Craft Spirits movement, breaking into the business with a degree in Chemical Engineering and a desire to work in spirits.From her interview with The Tennessean: “I didn't have the right last name to work in Kentucky or the right degree for Scotland, so I was like, ‘What am I going to do?' ” Austin said. “In 2010, Kings County got the license to distill … and I basically knocked on their door and was like, 'I'm going to work for you now. I'm done asking, I'm telling.' ”After working for the consulting company of the legendary late distiller Dave Pickerell, she took a job with Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey before being tapped for the top-job at Cascase Hollow Distillery, maker of George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey.An advocate for the craft spirits movement, Ms. Austin helped found the American Craft Spirits Association, New York Distillers Guild, and helped create the idea of Empire Rye.Weirdo-Paced Banjo Music: “Lady Gray”Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/michaelneff)

Nicole Austin, GM and distiller of Cascade Hollow Distilling — the home of George Dickel — joins us to talk about launching a new brand in Cascade Moon Whisky, how it channels the original Cascade Pure Whiskey, being inspired by gose-style beer, what people can expect and what's next. Also, Josh Hurst from Pies & Pints joins to talk about his role as hospitality director, the restaurant chain's growth, mixing beer and pizza, and how important craft beer is the restaurants.

We kick off Whiskey Weeks 2020 with Nicole Austin, GM and distiller of Cascade Hollow Distilling — the home of George Dickel — on how she got into the distilling industry, taking over a brand like George Dickel, being innovative, her favorite whiskey and what's next. Also, Tim Knittel of Distilled Living joins to talk about his role of a bourbon steward for Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Castle, what a bourbon steward is, virtual tastings and more.

Today’s expert mentoring session is led by Nicole Austin, a general manager, distiller, and craft spirits expert at Cascade Hollow Distilling Company. Although she was originally an environmental engineer from New York, traveled as far as Ireland and back, Nicole is now located in Tennessee and dedicates her life to crafting whisky.    Nicole admits that the appeal of whisky first came from its “rockstar image,” however, once she became hooked on the science behind making the whisky, as well. Specifically, the distillation process. Her curiosity and passion for whiskey distillation lead her to the interesting history of George Dickel and his connection to the heritage of the beginning of the American distilling during the mid-1800s.    Recently, Nicole and the Cascade Hollow Distilling Company were awarded Whiskey of the Year and Distiller of the Year. She even created her own bottle for the company, too. Nicole is the creator of the original George Dickle Bottled in Bond whiskey bottle that helps keep Cascade Hollow Distilling Co.’s commitment to quality, honestly-produced whisky. She created this with the purpose to show people that George Dickel deserves to also be recognized as a respected figure among other great bourbon distillers.    At the time Nicole was trying to enter the field of craft spirits, there was not a lot of advice or literature about how to get into the industry, however, she pushed through and networked until she eventually became a founding president of the New York State Distillers’ Guild in addition to also serving as a founding board of directors of the American Craft Spirits Association.  As a woman within the industry, it is also important to Nicole for other women to see that women know that it’s possible and that women are aware that this type of job exists and that it is completely possible that you can do it, too. Nicole gives some advice to listeners who are seeking employment, or who may be a woman or a minority who feels like they do not have a place within this field and industry, or who are looking to gain more access to it.    Things You Will Learn You will learn about innovation in blending, chemistry, and whisky at Cascade Hollow Distilling Company with craft spirits expert, Nicole Austin. You will also learn about the whisky industry as well as some of its historical background, too.    External Links Check out the distillery’s website: https://www.georgedickel.com/tennessee-whiskies/bottled-in-bond

September is National Bourbon Heritage Month and The Bit by a Fox Podcast will have a new bourbon focused episode every Friday. This week our guest is Nicole Austin, the charming head distiller at Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. better known as the George Dickel distillery. Nicole has proven herself to be a gifted distiller, helping to bring home multiple awards in her first few years of working for this storied Tennessee whisky brand established in the 1870s. But she's also been a huge advocate for the distilling industry in general, and is widely respected for her groundbreaking work in all aspects of the business. We got to touch on all of that, and talk about the newest Dickel expression the fantastic Bottled in Bond.   Nicole's Links Instagram   George Dickel Tennessee Whisky Links: Website Instagram YouTube Facebook   Bit by a Fox Links: Blog Instagram Facebook Twitter Podcast Music

Join us as we speak with Nicole Austin - GM and Master Distiller at Cascade Hollow Distillery, home of George Dickel! Listen in to hear more about Nicole's passion for craft spirits, what drew her to make the move to Cascade Hollow, and what projects she has in store!

Nicole Austin started down the path of becoming a distiller after drinking a glass of whisky in a Brooklyn bar and hearing the calling. Since then she quickly turned into an award winning spirits maker, and is now the General Manager and Distiller at the venerated Cascade Hollow, who just happens to be the maker of George Dickel. We'll discuss her rise, the brand and history of George himself and the important aspects of Tennessee Whisky!

This week, the guys open up a controversial can of worms: Tennessee Whiskey. Luckily, we have an expert with us: the general manager and distiller from Cascade Hollow, home of the Dickel brand. Join us as Nicole Austin drops some knowledge along with some new whiskey for us!Connect:Patreon: http://patreon.com/bluecollarbourbonFacebook: https://facebook.com/bluecollarbourbonFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bluecollarbourbonInstagram: https://instagram.com/bluecollarbourbonTwitter: https://twitter.com/bourbonshowSHOP: https://thebluecollarbourbon.com/shop

In this episode Pastor Scott, Pastor Reggie and Nicole Austin discuss talking to your kids about race, ethnicity, and identity

Our podcast guest is Nicole Austin, General Manager & Distiller at Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. in Tullahoma, Tennessee, makers of George Dickel Whisky. Please visit our website at spiritsofwhiskey.com for show notes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spirits-of-whiskey/support

In this episode Ira interviews Nicole Austin, the founder of Purest Academy for Kids. After her husband's NFL career as a wide receiver was over, Nicole found herself struggling to find affordable and quality early childhood education for her daughter. One day she got a vision for a daycare center that would serve families who couldn't afford top notch education. With no money in the bank, with very little support from the people outside of her family, and a dream that was bigger than her, Nicole and her supportive husband Terrence took a series of bold and audacious actions that have changed the lives of countless families in the Southern California area.

Hold onto your butts we’re heading back across the pond for The State of the States Part Two: The Rise of Rye! Yep, you guessed it, in this episode Sam and Dave explore the story of American rye whisky, from its near extinction to its more recent explosion. Along the way we’ll hear from a number of rye whisky industry experts, including Allan Katz, Nicole Austin, Heather Green and Jonathan Wingo as they consider rye’s past and their own plans for rye’s future. The guys are also joined by special live guest and personal friend, Monique “Mo-Mo” Huston, director of Spirits for the Winebow Group. There’s a new edition of anadrams, plenty of whisky to try, oh and to tie it all up, a wee dash of ‘rye’ humoUr…

Nicole Austin can be excused for walking on Cloud 9 the other night at Whisky Advocate's WhiskyFest in New York City. The George Dickel master distiller had just received the magazine's Whiskey of the Year award for her George Dickel Bottled in Bond Tennessee Whiskey the day before. We'll have her reaction and other highlights from the evening on WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, the threat of U.S. tariffs on more European whiskies is back. Trump Administration officials are looking at raising the tariffs already in effect on single malts from Scotland and Northern Ireland, while Congress has less than a month to extend the tax break small-scale distillers have been pushing for over the last two years. 

Nicole Austin brings a new breath into the world of whiskey. Former King's County blender and project engineer, Nicole has a blend of science and art in her blood that is truly unique. Her understanding of chemistry and love of music managed to converge into the world of whiskey. Now with her highest profile role yet, the distillery manager for Cascade Hollow Distilling Company, how can she bring the delicious George Dickel back to the limelight. For some of us it never left, but the saturated world of whiskey leaves lots of work to be done. We chat hardcore, horse riding, and the new Dickel Bottle in Bond.

What's the best love letter you could think of? Well, if you're a whiskey fan it would be a stellar whiskey and one that is bottled in bond. This week Sailor & Kala sit down with Head Distiller, Nicole Austin of Cascade Hollow where George Dickel is made and talk about all things, whiskey, travel, horses and music and what it's like to be a female distiller in today's industry. Tune in now....   Follow us on Instagram @prettygood_foragirl Theme song "Bulletproof" from "F*ck You, Let’s Party" by Petty Morals https://pettymorals.bandcamp.com/ @pettymoralsboston  

What's the best love letter you could think of? Well, if you're a whiskey fan it would be a stellar whiskey and one that is bottled in bond. This week Sailor & Kala sit down with Head Distiller, Nicole Austin of Cascade Hollow where George Dickel is made and talk about all things, whiskey, travel, horses and music and what it's like to be a female distiller in today's industry. Tune in now.... Follow us on Instagram @prettygood_foragirl Theme song "Bulletproof" from "F*ck You, Let’s Party" by Petty Morals https://pettymorals.bandcamp.com/ @pettymoralsboston Song clips used under fair use with no infringement intended.

For this week’s episode the guys sat down with the wonderfully talented Nicole Austin, General Manager and Distiller at Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. They talk commemorative tattoos, the intricacies of shipping horses, and the work Nicole does at George Dickel. Enjoy! Could we ever do...

Nicole Austin made her mark on the American craft distilling movement at Brooklyn's Kings County Distillery, then spent some time in Ireland working on Tullamore D.E.W's grain distillery project as its commissioning engineer. Last year, she returned to the U.S. - not to another "craft" distillery, but as head distiller and general manager at Diageo's Cascade Hollow distillery in Tennessee. That makes her one of the first craft distillers to join a major whisky company as a distillery manager, though she's pledging to keep "craft" in her job description. We'll talk with Nicole Austin about making the switch, and the one unique thing she asked Diageo for when she was negotiating to take the job. Here's a hint: it didn't involve whiskey. In the news, Nikka is joining Suntory in shaking up its whisky lineup because of supply issues, while also planning a major investment in new warehousing capacity. Bunnahabhain's $14 million refurbishment is underway, and some news reports are claiming an $18 supermarket blended Scotch is the "world's best Scotch whisky." That's not the case, and we'll explain why. 

Double Dosage for the Last Melanin Monday of Black History Month!!! Check out this afternoon Episode with @nicoleaustinn. Season 2 is all the way popping. If you are sensitive this episode is not for you. Your feelings are NOT cared for but your healing is!! Nicole Austin is the owner of Body Lust, LLC. She is a wellness coach and motivational speaker, who specializes in self-love coaching, some PTSD healing, fitness and diets and spiritual and emotional grounding. Nicole's goal is to help every person that she works with to find their best self; while learning how to cope and heal from trauma.She is not a psychiatrist, psychologist or life coach; just a woman with a high level of consciousness on human development and understanding. Website: mybodylust.com Social media : IG @nicoleaustinn @mybodylust SNAP: Tapiwania Be sure to like and subscribe to our podcast. Interested in joining our team or being featured on the show shoot us an email love4millennials@gmail.com or slide in our DMs @fortheloveofmillennials Connect with our host on instagram @a.richbook. You are worth it all. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Coco Austin is an actress, dancer, model and web personality. She has been married to rapper-actor Ice-T since January 2002. Coco appeared in the March 2008 issue of Playboy magazine, and has also appeared on E True Hollywood Story, NBC Law and Order (SVU), Carson Daly, Conan O'Brien, Craig Fergusen, Jimmy Fallon, The Doctors, The View, Wendy Williams, Seth Meyers and many more.

Video response to this note: "CK I have a video request I like for you to talk about. I been crying because I am soo deeply hurt by this issue. This topic has been bothering me along with other black women. Well here it goes....Yesterday I went out to the movies and dinner with my boo (white man I been seeing for a few months) and these black men were making comments about my hair talking about I'm trying to straighten my hair like a white woman and calling me a Negro bedwench. My date (white guy) jumped to my defense and said "You can not speak about black women trying to look like white women when there are white women out here walking around with fake butts and fake boobs trying to look like black women." The weird part about this situation was that the black man was with a white woman and she had a fake butt and fake boobs. My date and I left after we were finished with our dinner. On our way driving home my date could tell i was still bothered by the black man comments about my hair. I know I should be natural and I usually am natural but I decided to wear my hair straight whats the big deal? I wanted to switch up my hair do. I think women have that right to wear their hair as they choose. My date asked me this question...." Why do black men criticize black women for wearing straight hair accusing them of looking like a white woman but black men love white women with black women features like big butts and big boobs. Why are white women with black women features considered sexy but black women with white women features is considered ugly. For example Kim kardashian, Iggy, Nicole Austin all have fake big asses but black men love them and worship their fake asses. Gabrielle Union, Rapper Eve, Serena Williams all wear weaves and straight hair but black men hate them and claim they are copying white women calling them hairhats but black men don't think white girls with fake asses are trying to look like black women. Please stare your thoughts on this. Is this hypocrisy and contradiction or what?"

Ground Level Perspective with phenominal Oakland rapper Ryan Nicole Austin & hair stylist Kimberly Murrey-Lee.

What do spirits have to do with beer? Find out this week on Beer Sessions Radio! Jimmy Carbone is joined by Nicole Austin of Kings Co. Distillery, Bianca Miraglia of Uncouth Vermouth, Steven Baird of The Owl Farm, Spirits Writer Brad Japhe, Daric Schlesselman of Van Brunt Stillhouse and Dave Brodrick of Blind Tiger. The gang discusses the use of hops in spirits, the art of beer distillates and what has changed for local distilleries in the past few years! This program was brought to you by GreatBrewers.com. “I’m particularly excited by some of the recent intersections between beers and spirits in New York state.” [09:00] “Using hops in the whiskey making process is not a new thing. Hops are a natural anti-bacterial. It’s a way of controlling wild yeast and bacteria that you don’t want.” [14:00] –Nicole Austin on Beer Sessions Radio “I’m obsessed with smoke lately – I’d lick a chimney if I could!” [34:00] –Brad Japhe on Beer Sessions Radio “It’s great that craft beer did its thing and now craft distilling is taking off.” [43:00] –Dave Brodrick on Beer Sessions Radio “Most of my job is plant composition and what does what and what to add when.” [45:00] –Brianca Miraglia on Beer Sessions Radio

Who’s in the mood for whiskey? Tune into the Speakeasy and hear from “master blender” Nicole Austin from Kings County Distillery in Brooklyn. Find out how the small distillery has evolved over the past few years, and learn what exactly a master blender does. Learn about corn whiskey and what makes it different than other spirits and why when it comes to barels size does matter. Small barel distillation is a trickier task, but it makes for some absolutely delicious product. Learn all about small batch whisky on a boozy episode of The Speakeasy. This program was sponsored by Greenhouse Tavern. “I have every intention of sticking with small barels. I’m not trying to out-Jim Bean Jim Bean.” [09:00] “Designing a still is the wheelhouse of chemical engineering.” [18:00] –Nicole Austin of Kings County Distillery on The Speakeasy