TWiB: Washtucky is Suing Wilderness Trail, Acker Pays $100k Fine For Counterfeit Bourbon, Two New Kentucky Derby Bottles Released
Washtucky is suing Wilderness trail for failing to make contract barrels. Acker Wines has agreed to pay a maximum fine for selling counterfeit bottles. Two new Kentucky Derby bottles are being released.
March 3, 202347m 2sExplicit
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It's This Week in Bourbon for March 3rd 2023. Washtucky is suing Wilderness trail for failing to make contract barrels. Acker Wines has agreed to pay a maximum fine for selling counterfeit bottles. Two new Kentucky Derby bottles are being released.
Show Notes:
Show Notes:
- March 3rd 1897 is when the The Bottled-in-Bond Act changed the bourbon world forever
- Washtucky is suing Wilderness trail for failing to make contract barrels
- Statement from Kentucky’s Bourbon Industry on House Bill 5
- The St. Louis Bourbon Society will host the 2nd Annual Bourbon and Brews Festival on June 10th
- Yellowstone will donate $250,000 to National Parks Conservation Association
- Acker Wines has agreed to pay a maximum fine for selling counterfeit bottles
- Evan Williams Single Barrel Bourbon with a commemorative 51st Edition Gold Pegasus Pin sealed in teal wax
- Woodford Reserve will release its 2023 commemorative Derby bottle
- @wildernesstraildistillery @stlbourbonsociety @yellowstonebourbon @ackerwines @evanwilliamsbourbon @woodordreserve
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