Dee Robinson didn’t set out to change the bourbon industry; she just wanted to make something beautiful and start a few necessary arguments along the way. She sits across from the camera in a soft cream sweater, bejeweled glasses catching the light from a Chicago window where the temperature has plunged to negative 30. Dee…
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After you’ve done your tastings and toured your favorite distilleries, you might be asking yourself, “Now what?” While bourbon is obviously the crown jewel of the Bourbon Trail, the towns those distilleries call home are packed with Kentucky-fried experiences worth adding to your itinerary. In towns like Shelbyville, Georgetown (the Birthplace of Bourbon!), and Simpsonville,…
What You’ll Find Inside: Summer Issue 2026Ahhh, the summer months—a time when the sun shines (mostly), the weather turns warmer, and the whiskey cocktails get a little stronger. For our cover story, we go beyond the bourbon trail. As much as we love to partake in the bourbon trail activities, there are things to do…
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