Bardstown Bourbon Company is well known for finishing Bourbon in interesting wood barrels. This latest Bourbon is finished in Garryana Oak from Oregon (a type of white oak). It is an interesting marriage of Bourbons. It has 80% Kentucky Bourbon... Continue Reading →
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Eccoci qui con la nostra insaziabile voglia di chicche liquide superalcoliche, a condividere con noi una bombetta che abbiamo assaggiato in un posticino che vi consigliamo. Si tratta di Dives, a Sesto San Giovanni, tempio entusiasta (ed entusiasmante!) del buon bere, del vino, del collezionismo, degli spiriti… insomma un Bengodi che merita di essere conosciuto.Ora,… Continue reading →
There is much to like about Prosecco — it’s easy drinking, low in alcohol, affordable and it sparkles. Its affordability makes it practical for everyday occasions and you needn’t feel guilty using it to make a mimosa or other cocktail — that’s how it’s meant to be enjoyed. Today we’re tasting two examples made by Villa Sandi, provided as tasting […] The post Villa Sandi Prosecco: Sparkling Wine for Everyday Enjoyment appeared first on Pull That Cork .
I first tasted the whiskey from Ironroot Republic in New Orleans at the first New Orleans Bourbon Festival. I was impressed with their one year old whiskey and the distiller. He later sent me a sample and I enjoyed that... Continue Reading →
