George Washington’s Rye Whiskey
Jim Shannon2020-12-22T20:13:25-05:00There is no doubt that 2020 has been a tough year on us all, but Randy's Christmas gift to Jim and I made us both realize
December 2020
Exploring Vintage Bourbons with Dusty Dan
Jim Shannon2020-12-16T08:35:12-05:00If you are anything like us, you are always looking for that great bottle of bourbon or rye. Did you ever think about what the whiskey
Beam Suntory’s Legent Bourbon
Jim Shannon2020-12-09T09:55:32-05:00Did you know that the Japanese began making whisky around 1870. It really didn't get off the ground until 1924 when the first commercial distillery, Yamazaki
Blue Note Bourbon & Riverset Rye
Jim Shannon2020-12-01T21:54:01-05:00This week Jim and I sat down with McCauley Williams from B.R. Distilling in Memphis Tn. Our discussion got my thinking of how much rivers have
November 2020
Virginia Whiskies and a Blue Ridge Weekend
Jim Shannon2020-11-24T20:09:04-05:00Every now and then you get an opportunity to escape the busy day-to-day and get lost in the amazing beauty of nature. That is exactly what
Gotta Love Some Whiskey Lore
Jim Shannon2020-11-17T21:48:25-05:00Once again Jim and I found ourselves knee deep in a story of a whiskey at sea. It seems to be a reoccurring theme for us. Of
Single Barrel Picks from Wathens and Woodinville
Jim Shannon2020-11-10T20:46:25-05:00Jim and I sat down this week to drink two store picks and catch up a bit. It got me thinking on store/group picks in general.
Pinhook – Bohemian Bourbon and Rye’d On
Jim Shannon2020-11-03T22:29:51-05:00What if I told you last year you would have to wait until 2027 to taste the final expression of a bourbon? I then tell you that
October 2020
Knappogue Castle – 12 Year Bourbon Cask Irish Whiskey
Jim Shannon2020-11-08T18:41:30-05:00This week Jim and I sat down with Tony Carroll from Knappogue Castle Irish Whiskey and it got me to thinking about the influence that Irish Whiskey
All About Extra Aged Bourbons
Jim Shannon2020-10-20T23:06:23-04:00What's so special about old whiskeys and why do we crave them so badly? First off they are extremely limited. As we all know, as whiskey