TWiB: Israeli Distillery Makes Bourbon-Style Whiskey, PLCB Execs Get Leftover Pappy Lottery Bottles, Goose Island Bourbon County Stout Has 7 Variants
An Israeli distillery makes country’s first Kentucky bourbon-style whiskey. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board members are investigated after buying leftover Pappy lottery bottles. Goose Island Bourbon County Stout announces 7 variants for this year's release.
August 5, 202246m 38s
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It's This Week in Bourbon for August 5th 2022. An Israeli distillery makes country’s first Kentucky bourbon-style whiskey. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board members are investigated after buying leftover Pappy lottery bottles. Goose Island Bourbon County Stout announces 7 variants for this year's release.
Show Notes:
Show Notes:
- The silent auction for Eastern Kentucky flood victims starts Aug 11th
- An Israeli distillery makes country’s first Kentucky bourbon-style whiskey
- Jim Beam has revealed plans to invest more than US$400 million to expand the Booker Noe Distillery
- TTB proposes to include “American single malt whisky” as a distinctive product of the United States
- Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board members are investigated after buying leftover Pappy lottery bottles
- Buzzard’s Roost Whiskey is celebrating its third anniversary with a pair of new bourbon releases
- Lux Row announced Daviess County Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Lightly Toasted American Oak Barrels
- American Mash & Grain releases Borrowed Page Volume 1
- Barrell Craft Spirits releases BCS Gray Label Dovetail
- Goose Island Bourbon County Stout announces 7 variants for this year's release
- @fredminnick @jimbeam @buzardsroostwhiskey @daveisscountybourbon @barrellbourbon @gooseisland @mashngrain
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