Podcasts about old taylor

Send us a textWe revisit bourbon history with a special tasting of a 1981 Old Taylor bourbon, which reveals the fascinating journey of this historic brand from Colonel EH Taylor through National Distillers to Jim Beam and eventually back to Buffalo Trace.• Old Taylor transitioned from its original distillery (now Castle & Key) to Jim Beam production in the 1970s• This 1981 bottle represents the Jim Beam era when they used their 75% corn/13% rye/12% barley mash bill• Despite being only 86 proof and 6 years old, this dusty bottle achieves a perfect 18/18 on our rating system• The profile features burnt caramel corn and candy sweetness with an unexpected maple syrup finish• Buffalo Trace (Sazerac) eventually purchased the brand back in 2009, bringing it full circle• Middle West Spirits gets a brief mention for their unique weeded bourbon offerings• Upcoming events include Walker's farewell party at Amore Restaurant on May 9th• We'll be visiting Old Homestead, Spirits of French Lick, and Old Carter in upcoming travels• The Steel Valley Bourbon Association will host a dinner featuring our barrel pickJoin us next week for our special Derby podcast where we'll discuss Old Forrester, Brown-Forman and Woodford Reserve's connections to the Kentucky Derby.A sip of bourbon history awaits as we uncork a treasured 1981 Old Taylor – a 200ml time capsule gifted for my 60th birthday that connects us to bourbon's fascinating past. This dusty bottle represents a unique moment in Kentucky whiskey history when Jim Beam owned the legendary brand created by Colonel EH Taylor Jr., the father of modern bourbon and champion of the 1897 Bottled-in-Bond Act.The journey of Old Taylor weaves through Kentucky's bourbon landscape – from Taylor's original distillery (now Castle & Key) through National Distillers during Prohibition, eventually landing at Jim Beam in 1972 where this particular bottle was produced using their classic 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% malted barley recipe. What makes this tasting extraordinary is experiencing how a modest 86-proof, six-year bourbon from four decades ago delivers exceptional quality that rivals today's premium offerings.Our Old Louisville Whiskey Company Barrel Bottle Breakdown reveals a perfect 18/18 score with remarkable tasting notes: burnt caramel corn aromatics, candy-like sweetness on the palate, and a surprising maple syrup finish that lingers impressively. The viscosity and mouthfeel defy its modest proof, creating an experience that transcends time and connects us directly to bourbon's golden era before the modern whiskey boom.For bourbon enthusiasts, these dusty treasures offer more than nostalgic sipping – they provide perspective on how distillation, aging, and blending techniques have evolved while highlighting the consistent craftsmanship that defines Kentucky's signature spirit. Whether you're a seasoned collector or curious newcomer, seeking out these liquid time capsules offers a unique window into bourbon's rich heritage.Join us next week for our special Derby podcast where we'll explore the deep connections between Old Forrester, Brown-Forman, Woodford Reserve and Kentucky's most famous horse race. Until then, remember that good bourbon equals good times and good friends – live your life uncut and unfiltered! If You Have Gohsts Add for SOFLSupport the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com The Scotchy bourbon Boys are #3 in Feedspots Top 60 whiskey podcasts in the world https://podcast.feedspot.com/whiskey_podcasts/

Send us a textDiscover the captivating journey of Shea Pridemore, master distiller at Jervasi Stillhouse, as he shares insights into the art of bourbon crafting, the unique challenges of distilling, and the flavors that define their spirits. With a focus on community engagement and education, Shea invites listeners to explore the fascinating world of craft distilling.• Introduction to Shea Pridemore and Jervasi Stillhouse • Discussion of challenges in starting a distillery • Tasting of eight-year weeded bourbon and flavor profiles • Importance of sourcing quality barrels for finishing • Insights on barrel finishing techniques and flavor development • Plans for a distillery club for hands-on learning experiences • Future product releases and expansion of Jervasi's offerings • Engaging stories that connect bourbon to local history and communityDiscover the secrets behind Gervasi Stillhouse with Shea Pridemore, the master distiller who's reshaping the landscape of bourbon and whiskey right in Ohio. From the initial hurdles of starting a distillery to the creative triumphs of producing a signature flavor, Shea offers a fascinating glimpse into the journey of crafting unique spirits. Learn how their strategic transition from sourced to in-house creations maintains a consistent and artful flavor profile that has become synonymous with Gervasi's offerings. Dive into the rich history and culture of distilling, and hear about the exciting single barrel cask strength bourbon set to celebrate a significant 15-year milestone.Embark on a tasting adventure as we explore the delicate nuances of whiskey collecting and the joy of sharing a good bottle with friends. The episode highlights the artistry involved in distillation, from the impact of char levels to the distinctive features of Ohio versus Kentucky bourbons. Experience the anticipation surrounding a special anniversary release, with tasting notes featuring tantalizing hints of tart cherry and raspberry. Our chat uncovers the personal experiences and innovative techniques that drive the excitement of crafting and enjoying whiskey.Get a taste of the future with discussions on expanding rickhouses, experimenting with various whiskey styles, and the burgeoning interest in tequila and agave spirits. Explore the unique facets of Gervasi's Italian-themed events and accommodations, and learn about their educational distillery club designed to engage enthusiasts in hands-on learning. From vintage releases like the 1981 Old Taylor whiskey to interactive experiences at the Kentucky Bourbon Festival, this episode is a celebration of community, shared passion, and the timeless joy of whiskey exploration. Engage with us across platforms and join a vibrant community of bourbon lovers ready for their next spirited adventure.voice over Whiskey Thief ad for Rosewood bourbon Add for SOFLSupport the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

In this episode, Nicole takes a deep dive into the art of rebranding oneself, reflecting on her personal journey of transformation. She reminisces about the habits that once defined her, from late-night partying and drinking to procrastinating on her dreams. As she shares the lessons learned from her past, Nicole delves into the new habits and lifestyle she's cultivated. This episode is not just about shedding old skin; it's about embracing a vibrant new identity that resonates with her true self. Join Nicole as she discusses practical tips for anyone looking to embark on their own rebranding journey, including how to set achievable goals, the importance of self-reflection, and the courage it takes to step into a new chapter.

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how whiskey can be more than just a drink? Inn this podcast we reveal the hidden health benefits of whiskey. From pain relief to its antiseptic properties, we kick things off with personal experiences that show how this beloved spirit can be a surprising addition to your health toolkit. Did you know that moderate whiskey consumption could help in cancer prevention and even aid in cognitive health? This episode breaks down the science behind the benefits of bourbon, discussing everything from ellagic acid's role in insulin control to the potential for reduced risks of dementia and Alzheimer's. We also talk about the cardiovascular advantages of flavonoids in bourbon, potential weight loss, and immune system boosts. Of course, all these benefits hinge on one crucial factor: moderation.As the night progresses, we delve into the comforting role of bourbon, especially on those chilly nights by the fire. Stories of centenarians crediting their longevity to daily whiskey shots add a touch of charm and wisdom to our conversation. We also explore the rich history of bourbon, with a particular focus on Old Taylor, and remember homemade remedies like rock and rye cough syrup. Wrapping up, we highlight the importance of responsible consumption, review Jim Beam Black 7-Year, and express our gratitude to our wonderful listeners. Join us in this flavorful episode and share your thoughts on our social media—let's keep this spirited dialogue going!Add for SOFL ad for Rosewood bourbon If You Have GohstsSupport the Show.https://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

Join us as we take a trip down memory road to 1974.  We just happened to acquire a bottle of Old Taylor (86 proof) bourbon bottled that year.  Where did we find this diamond in the rough?  You could say it fell out of the sky...or ceiling.Joining us on this episode is a jack of all trades and a master of some (probably), our good friend Sam!*Due to some technical issues this episode is audio only*https://thewhiskeyjug.com/bourbon-whiskey/1986-old-taylor-bottled-in-bond-review/#bourbon #whiskey #rarebourbon #drinkreview #podcast #bourbonreview #isitworthit #arsenicculture https://www.youtube.com/@arsenicculturehttps://instagram.com/arsenicculturehttps://tiktok.com/@arsenicculturehttps://www.facebook.com/arsenicculture/https://x.com/arsenicculture50 Year Old Taylor, Ceiling Aged-E70https://www.youtube.com/@arsenicculturehttps://instagram.com/arsenicculturehttps://tiktok.com/@arsenicculturehttps://www.facebook.com/arsenicculture/https://x.com/arsenicculture

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Archie – The Boy Pulled By Tay Tay At Her Sydney Concert On Saturday Night Archie is a 9 year old boy from Sydney who got a once in a lifetime chance at the Taylor Swift Concert in Sydney on Saturday night!  Archie was picked from the thousands of fans to go up and receive the 22 Hat (IYKYK)  *SPOILER* - They didn't have tickets until 530pm the day of! Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcasts/seafm-gold-coast-breakfastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 'TMZ Swift-Tea' podcast is an ALL NEW show from The TMZ Audio Network, focusing on all-things Taylor Swift! Our resident Swifties, Melanie and Christina, will break down all things Taylor with exclusive details from inside sources, one-on-one interviews, and more. On today's episode... Welcome back Swifties! This episode we catch you up on everything the NFL social team was holding out on us... Jet Lag is a choice? Maybe for Taylor. We'll bring you the latest on everything we know from the tragedy at the Super Bowl Parade shooting. We also have a new segment called, “WE HEAR YOU” because we do, obviously! Keep sending in your questions, feedback and and we'll keep listening! New episodes of The TMZ Swift-Tea Podcast are available every Tuesday and Friday on all podcast platforms! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 'TMZ Swift-Tea' podcast is an ALL NEW show from The TMZ Audio Network, focusing on all-things Taylor Swift! Our resident Swifties, Melanie and Christina, will break down all things Taylor with exclusive details from inside sources, one-on-one interviews, and more. On today's episode... Welcome back Swifties! This episode we catch you up on everything the NFL social team was holding out on us... Jet Lag is a choice? Maybe for Taylor. We'll bring you the latest on everything we know from the tragedy at the Super Bowl Parade shooting. We also have a new segment called, “WE HEAR YOU” because we do, obviously! Keep sending in your questions, feedback and and we'll keep listening! New episodes of The TMZ Swift-Tea Podcast are available every Tuesday and Friday on all podcast platforms! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back Swifties! This episode we catch you up on everything the NFL social team was holding out on us... Jet Lag is a choice? Maybe for Taylor. We'll bring you the latest on everything we know from the tragedy at the Super Bowl Parade shooting. We also have a new segment called, “WE HEAR YOU” because we do, obviously! Keep sending in your questions, feedback and and we'll keep listening! Fun fact clue: It's cool to like Taylor in High School now. Keep up to date with your fellow Swifties on Instagram! Follow Melanie - @itsmelaniemiller Follow Christina - @christinacavaleri

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To see our blog post about the Michters distillery click here!History of distilleryFounded by John Shenk, a swiss Mennonite farmer in Schaefferstown, PA in 1753Called the Shenk DistilleryMostly a rye productLegend is that washington purchased the rye for his men during their winter at Valley Forge"the whiskey that warmed the American Revolution."Mid 1800's purchased by Abraham Bomberger Now the Bomberger DistilleryHard times during prohibition had the shut the doors, but did return afterChanged hands many times, but in 1950's, Lou Forman was one owner, and created the Michters brandNamed by combining the names of his 2 sons, Micheal and Peter1989 is the end of the brand.  Owners go bankrupt and abandon the distillery1990's the name is back!Joseph J Magliocco and Dick Newman Buy the trademark to continue the legacyDick Newman Purple heart in the Marine CorpRan old Granddad, Old Crow, and Old Taylor for National distillersBecame CEO of Austin Nichols, distiller of Wild TurkeyJoseph J MaglioccoWent to Yale and Harvard LawHe drank a lot in schoolThey opened up shop in KY, and have 3 locations, a farm, the main distillery, and then a public distilleryBarrel processDried 18-48 months before useBarrels are toasted first, before any kind of charingThis draws out the sugars and creates the red lineAfter charing, the whiskey will seep through the char to the redline where the flavors areThe juiceEnters the barrel at 103 proof instead of standard 125 proofThis results in fewer bottles, but they believe better flavorThe warehouse is heatcycledThis creates more expand and contract through the same seasonCostly because it creates more angel shareChill filteredThey say instead of carbon filtering which removes flavorsProcess is different for each expressionSupport the showWebsite:www.whiskeychaserspod.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/whiskeychaserspodcastInsta:https://www.instagram.com/whiskeychaserspodcast/TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@whiskeychaserspodcastThanks For Listening! Tell a Friend!

Guest: Sara from Cast Brew Coffee On today's episode the gang discusses: 1) Matt Rife Tells 6 Year Old Santa Clause Isn't Real 2) Exorcist Claims Taylor Swift is Summoning Demons to Eras Tour 3) Gen Z TikTok Believes They Can Shift to Different Dimensions 4) Amber Heard & Meghan Markle Voted MOST HATED Celebs of 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Prepare your senses for an intoxicating journey into the world of distilling." Enjoy hearing about Marianne Eaves, the first female master distiller. Her career has taken her from being the master taster at Brown and Forman  Woodford Reserve, and finally to the iconic Castle and Key, where she breathed new life into the historic Old Taylor distillery. As we unravel the story of bourbon through the lens of this groundbreaking distiller, we promise you'll gain insights into the art and science of distilling, bourbon, and the legacy of Marianne Eaves.Hold onto your hats as we explore Marianne's recent bourbon release from Kentucky and four other locations in South Carolina. Learn about her fascinating work at Watershed Distillery, where she brought to life their aging collection of Bourbon. We also dip into her partnerships with the likes of Peyton Manning and Andy Roddick on various projects. Can you imagine the tantalizing blend they created together? In the final part of our episode, we take a moment to appreciate the beautiful symphony of flavors in the five-year bourbon crafted by Marianne at the Bardstown Bourbon Company. The hints of oak, brown sugar, and vanilla are a testament to her mastery. We also chat about the Bourbon Outfitters single barrel release of Forbidden  and our personal experiences of savoring bourbons from yesteryears. So grab your Glencairns, sit back, and immerse yourself in this extraordinary journey into the heart and soul of the distilling world with the amazing Marianne Eaves. Support the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

Three Taylor Swift concerts in Chicago and this mom, Nicole, was so excited to get tickets for her daughter. Wait until you hear what she paid to make it happen too! That she got them in time for the 12th bday is fabulous! Catch Joe and Tina live on Star96.7, Star102.3, and Star105.5 from 5A-10A Central and streaming wherever you listen including both the iHeart and Audacy apps!

Bobby sits down with the legends Crook & Chase who just entered the 40th year as a broadcast team. They started in television syndication in 1983, then added national radio in 1989. They've been on tv and/or radio non-stop for 40 years and are the longest running broadcast duo in the nation. They share fascinating stories of country artists they've interviewed and hung out with over the years including: hair spray shopping with Johnny Cash, going over to Hank William Jr.'s House, a young Taylor Swift randomly showing up to their studio and having Shania Twain on their show before she got married and became an international star! Follow the podcast: @TheBobbyCast Watch this Episode on YoutubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On World Whisky Day, we interviewed five different representatives from six different distilleries from across the world for our Live Tasting Event. On Part 1, we interview Val Colella, Castle & Key National Brand Ambassador and Dom Venegas, Pernod Whisky Portfolio Ambassador.(00:03:05 - 00:28:30) - Val guides us through her history of growing up and living in New York, but finding her love and passion for whiskey down in Kentucky. She also shares how their young distillery is taking strides to become the next great American whisky distillery reviving in the Old Taylor distillery.(29:00 - 01:20:20) - Dom takes us through his extensive personal history from behind the bar in San Francisco and New York. He shares his experience of opening bars like Bourbon & Branch and The Nomad New York, and the folk heroes he met along the way that encoungered him to develop an undeniable passion for spirits. He also ushers the audience back through history to explain strenuous backgrounds of how both The Glenlivet and Spot Whiskeys endured to be in our glasses today.Guests: Val Colella, Castel & Key National Brand Ambassador. Dom Venegas, Pernod Whisky Portfolio Ambassador.Hosts: Jake Hukee, Wilson Torres & Chris BlatnerListen to more episodes and read stories at keyinthelake.comKey In The Lake

Should BTS be exempt from the country's mandatory military service? South Korea's Culture, Sports and Tourism minister says yes, they should. Plus, artists are using their voices to speak out against the Supreme Court's draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade and Taylor Swift sends Swifties into a frenzy by teasing a new music drop and releases Old Taylor merch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gaston County, North Carolina Assistant District Attorney, Beth Stockwell brings a little class to studio 77 when she joins the guys for the latest podcast. Beth shares her background, qualifications,  and experience for the position of Superior Court Judge. One of Beth's qualifications is working closely with law enforcement across Gaston County. Hopefully Hound Dog, B-Dub and, Slo didn't change her mind on that aspect.  Pop the cork of your favorite pour, kick back and enjoy the ride. Support the show (https://paypal.me/bourbonandbadges?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

Taylor and her co-founders started Nudestix when she was 17 years old. Think back to what you were doing at 17... I can only imagine the imposter syndrome she must have felt. In this episode, Taylor opens up about how she overcame being embarrassed about her age or experience starting Nudestix in high school. She gives advice for how to learn quickly and play to your strengths. She also talks about the nuances of creating a no makeup makeup category amidst the MAC era of heavy makeup being popular. Make sure to listen through to the end to hear Taylor's thoughts on who she thinks "Gets It"!

To celebrate Halloween, in this episode we rank all of the old Taylor looks that appear in the Look What You Made Me Do music video into a tier list. We go through all of the outfits, detailing some of our own obscure background finds and discussing how they may serve as inspiration for possible Halloween costumes!

Welcome to the first episode of the Let's Get ChatTay Podcast! In this first solo episode, I dive into the reasons for starting a podcast this year (out of all years) and how the topics I want to cover in future episodes aligns with my interests and overall personality. Towards the end, I read a letter addressing my younger, 13-year-old self while reflecting on how I underwent depression, self-loathing, loss of friends, etc. in order to get to where I am today. Like most things, dealing with your inner demons is a work in progress, so I hope that I can give you some reassurance that it is okay to undergo hiccups with your mental health even after you've learned to let go of the past. Please go to Apple Podcasts, Google Play, etc., search up "Let's Get ChatTay" and leave a review! (: ✶ PEOPLE/RESOURCES/ETC MENTIONED - Cover Art: Yurina Kim | Instagram: @yrizzle & @artoftheah - Intro Music – Justin | Fiverr: @justinsun8 ✶ CONNECT WITH ME - @letsgetchattaypodcast on Instagram - @taylorskang on Instagram - Email Inquiries: kangstaylor@gmail.com - Listen to me on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more! ✶ OTHER - This episode was distributed by Anchor: anchor.fm/app - Send in a voice message/questions: https://anchor.fm/taylor-kang/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/taylor-kang/message

We’re celebrating Bourbon heritage month with an all Bourbon episode. It’s three pours of a classic brand that has been revitalized and its predecessor. We’re drinking again with Old Taylor and Pinhook bourbons.

This week we discuss the Netflix documentary, Miss Americana. We talk about our experiences with Taylor Swift over the years, the different topics the documentary brought up, and the potential responsibility that comes with being a celebrity.

Episode 22 We are starting our 30 bourbons under $30 series. For the next several podcasts we will sample 4 bourbons under $30 in a blind tasting. The first four we sample this week are. Buffalo Trace, Four Roses the yellow label, Old Taylor, and just regular Henry McKenna. Our favorites will move onto the finals. Listen in to hear how the tasting goes.

Florida girl, 5-year-old Taylor Williams, is reported missing by her mother. When authorities find a child's remains in Alabama, Briana Williams, the mother, tries to take her own life. What happened to Taylor?Joining Nancy Grace to discuss the case:Ashley Wilcott- Judge and Trial Attorney, Anchor on Court TVSteven Lampley- Former Detective, Author of "Outside Your Door" Dr. Debbie Joffe-Ellis - Psychologist, Adjunct Professor at Columbia UniversityKaren Smith- Forensics Expert at Bare Bones Consulting Leigh Egan- Investigative Reporter at CrimeOnline

Bops that Slap is an album review podcast that analyzes some of the hottest pop music and the connections made to that music. In the debut episode, hosts Jared Dobro and Cara Landers discuss Taylor Swift’s most recent album, Lover. The album received much critical acclaim, becoming certified platinum only four weeks after being released. Join the two as they discuss whether or not Taylor Swift is married, the rules of allyship and 6/8 time signature. Follow us on Instagram @jareddobro and @caralanderss!

Jim Beavers has written no. 1 songs for Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley, Tim McGraw and more. He talks about growing up in Texas and moving to Nashville working on the business side of music before becoming a writer. He plays us some work tapes of Chris Stapleton doing songs for Hootie and The Blowfish and Luke Bryan. He also talks about how he got to write with Taylor Swift before she was famous…and why they never finished the song they wrote.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Michter's is a brand that's rich in both flavor AND history. The story of this line dates back all the way to 1753 when it was known as Shenk's Whiskey; Louis Foreman would later purchase the brand and rename it after his two sons, Michael and Peter.We were incredibly lucky to have the current brains behind the operation, Master Distiller Dan McKee, come all the way from Kentucky to join us on this podcast. Please enjoy this very special episode featuring a very special whiskey.--What we drank:Michter's American WhiskeyMichter's Kentucky Straight Bourbon WhiskeyMichter's Kentucky Straight Rye WhiskeyMichter's Barrel Strength Kentucky Rye Whiskey (Single Barrel)--Follow us:spiritguidesocietypodcast.comfacebook.com/spiritguidesoctwitter.com/spiritguidesocinstagram.com/spiritguidesochttps://www.youtube.com/c/SpiritGuideSociety--From The Michter's website:Born and bred in Indiana, Michter's Master Distiller Dan McKee moved to Kentucky to pursue his dream of making whiskey. He began his career in the bourbon industry as a Distillery Operator at Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont, Kentucky. After two years of hands-on experience making some of the industry's leading bourbons and ryes, he was promoted to Distillery Supervisor at Booker Noe Distillery, where he worked for seven years. At that distillery, Dan reported to Pam Heilmann and gained valuable experience in all aspects of whiskey distilling. After being brought to Michter's Distillery by Ms. Heilmann, he played an integral role in assisting with the construction of the company's new Shively Distillery, and along with Ms. Heilmann and Andrea Wilson he built the company's current production team. Dan has continued to expand the company's operations with his work to bring Michter's Fort Nelson distillery online with its legendary pot stills and cypress wood fermenters from the original Michter's Pennsylvania operation. With his expertise in grain, Dan has played a key role in working with our local farmers to coordinate the planting schedules on Michter's 145-acre parcel in Springfield, Kentucky. Having graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University, Dan serves as Michter's technical representative on the Kentucky Distillers' Association.LegacyMichter's is proud to honor a historical legacy tracing back to the founding of America's first whiskey company in 1753.The Early Years: Revolutionary Rye in Schaefferstown, PennsylvaniaOriginally known as Shenk's and later as Bomberger's, the whiskey company which ultimately became known as Michter's was founded by John Shenk, a Swiss Mennonite farmer, in Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania in 1753. In its earliest days, Shenk's produced whiskey from rye grain, a favorite local crop in the Pennsylvania Blue Mountain Valley where the distillery was located.According to Pennsylvania historical lore, commemorated by the Lebanon Valley Coin Club in 1978, this particular rye whiskey was so valued that when the Revolutionary War broke out, General George Washington visited the distillery and purchased whiskey to fortify his men as they hunkered down in their camp through the long, brutal winter at Valley Forge. Over 200 years later the Michter's Pennsylvania management would say Michter's was "the whiskey that warmed the American Revolution."In the mid-1800s, Pennsylvania Dutchman Abraham Bomberger purchased the distillery and it became known for many decades as Bomberger's.Midlife Crises of the Twentieth Century: From Prohibition to BankruptcyThe passage of Prohibition in 1919 forced the distillery, along with other American spirits producers, to shut its doors to the public. Although the distillery did reopen after the repeal of Prohibition, it changed hands many times over the next few decades and frequently occupied a precarious financial position. During the 1950s, Lou Forman, one of the distillery's then-owners, created the modern Michter's brand name by combining portions of his sons' names - Michael and Peter.In 1989, with the entire American whiskey industry suffering a prolonged downturn, Michter's then-owners declared bankruptcy and abandoned the premises, leaving its Pennsylvania operations in disrepair and the Michter's name - seemingly - lost to history... were it not for a fortuitous connection to two whiskey lovers with an abiding admiration for the old Michter's legacy and quality.Restoring a Legend: Honoring Michter's Legacy with a Resurgence in KentuckyIn the 1990s, Joseph J. Magliocco and his consultant and mentor Richard "Dick" Newman teamed up to resurrect Michter's. Magliocco, who entered the wine and spirits industry after attending Yale College and graduating from Harvard Law School, was intimately familiar with Michter's through his college days of imbibing, bartending, and selling Michter's.Newman meanwhile, had followed up his service in the US Marine Corps (for which he earned a Purple Heart) with an illustrious career in the whiskey business, eventually running Old Grand-Dad, Old Crow, and Old Taylor for National Distillers before becoming President and CEO of Austin Nichols, the distiller of Wild Turkey.Magliocco and Newman began with a simple strategy - to honor the Michter's legacy by producing the best whiskey possible, cost be damned! After filing for the unused and abandoned Michter's trademark, they made their first major strategic decision: to resurrect Michter's in Kentucky, in the heart of the modern American whiskey industry, to ensure access to the best whiskey talent and resources available.Modern-Day Michter's: Offering the Greatest American WhiskeyToday, Michter's has three locations in Kentucky - a 78,000 square foot distillery in the Shively section of Louisville, the architecturally significant Fort Nelson Building on Louisville's Museum Row and 145 acres of farm land in Springfield.~michters.com--Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The Boyz are joined by Twitter sensation Micah "Blue Orchid" Meadowcroft to analyze Taylor Swift's transition from the optimistic and traditional Taylor from Love Story to the jaded and self-aware Taylor of the modern post-pop era.

Zero Credibility Episode 18 (recorded Sunday, May 5th, 2019) On this episode of Zero Credibility, Peter, Justin, and Flory talk about the topics listed below:   --Welcome back Flory-- (0:00:45) - Flory gives us some background on the Hague (Netherlands)(0:02:20) - Flory’s thesis   --Notre Dame & France-- (0:05:00) - Notre Dame fire add to France’s woes(0:06:10) - Emmanuel Macron(0:22:30) - Inequality in France, and around the world (0:27:30) - Future of France?(0:30:00) - The impacts of a structural changes in an economy(0:38:10) - Macron pledges to close Ena (the Eton of France)   --Elite/Private Schools-- (0:39:00) - What are our thoughts on elite schools (meritocracy vs nepotism)(0:41:45) - The potential problems of creating a small circle/talent pool for a country to employ from   --Capitalism vs Sustainability (0:46:20) - The extinction rebellion movement!!! (1:08:00) - When we start talking about philosophy)   --Same old same old (1:13:20) - Facebook starts banning “far-right” figures - Do we care?   --Taylor Swift-- (1:16:30) - Taylor Swift is back? What do we think of her new single ME!?(1:19:10) - Is it a new sound or an old one?(1:26:45) - Arianna Grande lyrics in Thank you, next   Enjoiii!

It's one of our favorite episodes of the year. The Roundtable takes a look back at Bourbon in 2018 and our picks for Whiskey of the Year. We then kick off the second half of the show with our predictions for 2019 about expansions, acquisitions, price increases, and lots more...including our favorite 90s and 2000s rap artists. Show Partners: Coming this fall to the Barrell Craft Spirits line is a marriage of 13-year old vintage rums from Barbados, Guyana and Jamaica Show Notes: This weeks Above the Char with Fred Minnick has him answering random questions off twitter. 2018 Year in Review What was your whiskey of the year What is your greatest accomplishment of 2018? Vintage Spirits Law came into effect in KY We picked our first barrel together Longbranch made it's Wild Turkey debut Brian won a case with Castle & Key against Sazerac over the Old Taylor distillery name 2019 Predictions Banned Crotchshots in Bourbonr and now he's looking for the next great suggestion to improve the group for 2019 Lots of year end expansions being announced in 2018. Do we expect more in 2019? Will prices continue to grow? Four Roses Private Barrel program increase starts Jan 1. Henry McKenna won SF Spirits comp in 2018. Will the Henry McKenna fad pass in 2019? Denny Potter left Heaven Hill for Maker's Mark in 2018. Will Heaven Hill find a new Master Distiller? Is there an issue if they don't find one in a timely fashion? Then we finish talking about 90s and 2000s rap icons

A first ever, in-person recording of the Roundtable crew! We got rained out from Bourbon and Beyond but we're not going to let that stop us from sharing some funny stories and cracking open a 1933 Old Taylor. We also take the time to talk about the Master Distiller shuffle happening at Heaven Hill, Maker's Mark, and Jim Beam. Sponsors: Sterling Cut Glass is the Official Glassware of Bourbon Pursuit. They are offering FREE etched samples to whiskey societies nationwide! Simply email spirits@sterlingcutglass.com, include your logo, and mention Bourbon Pursuit. Show Notes: This week’s Above the Char has Fred Minnick discussing his Super Bowl We have a funny story to tell from the Speed Art Museum's rare bourbon auction Bourbon and Beyond talk Brian and Blake ask us the hardest question they were going to ask from their cancelled sessions We start talking about the actual roles of Master Distillers and the transition we've seen from Four Roses with Jim Rutledge Denny Potter from Heaven Hill is transitioning to Director of Operations to Master Distiller at Maker's Mark. Was this the right move? Brian from Sipp'n Corn brought a 1933 Old Taylor for the roundtable to open and try. wow. Thanks to Blake from Bourbonr.com, Nick and Jordan from Breaking Bourbon, and Brian from Sipp’n Corn for joining this week.

Pretty sure everyone has heard about Barton 1792's Warehouse collapsing but we take our stab at some chaos theories. Brian Harra from Sipp'n Corn defended Castle and Key against Sazerac in a lawsuit and won. And the second half of the show is discussing all the new releases that are set to debut. Sponsors: Sterling Cut Glass is the Official Glassware of Bourbon Pursuit. They are offering FREE etched samples to whiskey societies nationwide! Simply email spirits@sterlingcutglass.com, include your logo, and mention Bourbon Pursuit. Show Notes: Drinking Old Forester's President's Choice, Kentucky Owl Rye, Wilderness Trail, Elijah Craig, and Henry McKenna Why doesn't Heaven Hill allow Elijah Craig Barrel Proof picks? It's the story that broke headlines and most of our phones were buzzing from family sending us links as if we hadn't heard of it yet. But Warehouse 30 at Barton collapsed. First, lets go ahead and see who got the most texts or links sent to them? I know they haven't said the cause, but if you go check out a previous podcast guests blog, bourbontruth, you will see that he wrote an article back in 2015 about infestation of beetles On June 14, 2018, one of the panelists on this roundtable actually counter-suit Sazerac and won. A quick summary of the decision went as follows. Will Arvin and Wesley Murry are the guys behind the Castle and Key venture, even though we see Marianne Barnes on IG all the time. During the period where they were renovating, it was commonly referred to as the old taylor distillery or the spot formally known as. The problem with this was that Sazerac sued them for defamation for the name of Old Taylor saying that it caused brand confusion. Court Ruling PDF What's the Lanham Act? Sazerac points out that there is a four-hundred foot “Old Taylor Distillery” sign on the distillery’s barrel storage warehouse and a twenty-foot “The Old Taylor Distillery Company” sign above the entrance to its main building. What did they expect to do with this? Was there a settlement to be paid? Or attorney fees get paid? Kentucky Owl Rye Batch 2 raise in SRP to $200. Almost a 50% increase. Seen some sold for $160 1792 BiB single barrels Parker's Orange Curacao finish Booker's 30th Blend Announcement - Blake I saw in your email round up you talked about this. Can you give a recap? Wild Turkey Revival Heaven Hill 27 year Knob Creek Cask Strength Rye Thanks to Blake from Bourbonr.com, Jordan from Breaking Bourbon, Brian from Sipp'n Corn, and Kerry from Subourbia for joining this week. Listen to all the Community Roundtables at http://bourbonpursuit.com/bourbon-community-roundtable-podcasts/

There are plenty of cocktail competitions for bartenders, but Speed Rack was one of the first to highlight women working behind the bar. Lynette Marrero and Ivy Mix founded Speed Rack in 2012 to not only empower women in the cocktail culture, but also to raise money for breast cancer research and charities. They've succeeded at both over the last six years, and will be staging the first Speed Rack competition in Australia next month. We'll talk with Lynette Marrero on WhiskyCast In-Depth, and while we're talking about cocktail competitions, we'll check in with Lynn House as the eight regional winners in Heaven Hill's 2018 Bartender of the Year competition gather in Sea Island, Georgia for this week's finals. In the news, China has joined the growing list of US trading partners targeting American-made whiskies for punitive tariffs as the trade war expands. Kentucky's Castle & Key Distillery has successfully defended a trademark infringement suit over its use of the original Old Taylor name for its distillery, and on Behind the Label, we'll look at the tricky question of when whiskies made in one country can be labeled as coming from another country.

You all wanted a twist? That's right! Just because Drag Race takes a break doesn't mean we will. We're bringing you a taste of what the off season will be like and what better a way to do that then to have engineer Pete as our guest. We talk about Pete's connection to the drag world and his sexy music inspired by the Iraq war. We delve into the Miss Congeniality race and the rigamorris going on. Also we talk pride, the Rosanne cancellation, Ryan Murphy's new show Pose, Ariana Grande's makeup history, and Pete is on Melania watch. Start off Pride month with a bang and listen up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The 2nd Annual ChristmasBourbonPaloozaExtravaganza happened this week. It's our Christmas tasting we through for our buddies with Chris from Made South and Joe Bourbon. This year we went crazy and did 16+ whiskeys in the tasting. It was an epic night, and a feat most mere mortals couldn't handle. Here is the list: Old Taylor 6 Year (pre-game) Kentucky Owl Rye Whiskey Batch 1 Kentucky Owl Bourbon Batch 7 Evan Williams 23 Year Dusty Wild Turkey (1993) 1969 Old Crow Chessmen 10 Year Four Roses Al Young 2017 Four Roses Small Batch Limited Edition 2017 Old Forester Birthday Bourbon E.H. Taylor Four Grain Belle Meade Bourbon “Carother’s” Store Pick Joseph Magnus “NASA” Store Pick 2017 George T. Stagg 2017 Thomas H. Handy 2017 William Larue Weller 2017 Parker’s Heritage Plus, Chris threw in a brown bag. Listen along with our night and hear how crazy it got. Hope you all have a great week preparing for Christmas, because it may take you a while to get through all this!  

The girls have two guest this week who are ready to gossip about the VMA's and Taylor Swift's dis track if that's what we are calling it. Dan and Justin give their thoughts on Bachelor in Paradise and entertain us with some great stories. Grab a glass and enjoy!!

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Taylor, look what you made us do! We have an obligation to defend Kanye in any and all scenarios, that goes double when it involves Taylor Swift, who released "Look What You Made Me Do" yesterday—and we're not wasting ANY time (tearing it apart). Anna joins Travis and Chris to analyze the death of "Old Taylor" and how it fits into the never-ending Kanye-Taylor feud. Then we discuss the other person who has beef with Kanye: Jay Z, who recently called out Kanye in both an interview and his new album. If you would like to support the show, visit our Patreon page.

Castle & Key Distillery is located on the historic Old Taylor Distillery site. The podcast is joined by Castle & Key's Master Distillery, Marianne Barnes. We discuss mash-bills, Colonel E.H. Taylor, history, searching for ancient yeast, and the incredibly Old Taylor property.

Castle & Key Distillery is located on the historic Old Taylor Distillery site. The podcast is joined by Castle & Key's Master Distillery, Marianne Barnes. We discuss mash-bills, Colonel E.H. Taylor, history, searching for ancient yeast, and the incredibly Old Taylor property.  Castle & Key Distillery Marianne Barnes on Twitter and Instagram The theme song is licensed in thanks to Alan Doyle! It's available on iTunes.

Marianne Barnes, Master Distiller at The Distillery Formally Known as Old Taylor, discusses her new role, what everyone can expect coming from this revitalization, and insights into what it takes to be a master distiller.   1. Tell us a little bit about your past 2. How does chemical engineering play into this role? 3. Talk to us about why we have you on the show 4. Are you going to keep the name Old Taylor name or will it be renamed? 5. What’s being invested into restoring the distillery? 6. Where is the distillery in relation to the bourbon trail? 7. Where do you see this business in the next 5 years? 8. How do you measure success? 9. What can you do differently versus Brown-Forman? 10. What does it mean to be a woman in this male dominated field? 11. Talk to us a little bit about what made you so successful and why you were chosen for this role 12. What is going to set your bourbon apart from everything else on the market? 13. When is the distillery going to be up and running? 14. Follow Marianne Barnes on Facebook 

Tell us a bit about your lineage and the dirty rundown of the Taylor's Where did the EH Taylor packaging and logo come from? What led you to Buffalo Trace? Talk about your role as a Barrel Program Manager How many barrels are available for the program? How do you choose who gets to pick a barrel? What's the process of going through the barrel selection? What brands can you choose and the history of the barrel program? Why does the barrel program exist? Why mess with the "chef's recipe"? Talk about "Honor Tradition, Embrace Change" with Single Barrel Select app to follow the barrel selection process online. What your thought's on the Old Taylor brand getting a re-birth? If you have a Tornado you are willing to part with, Beau is in search of it! What's the best part about the job?