A Love Letter to Bourbon’s Beating Heart: Frankfort, Kentucky
Jim Shannon2025-06-27T14:34:12-04:00A spirited review by Jim Shannon, The Bourbon Road Podcast There are few places in America that resonate so deeply with the soul of bourbon as
June 2025
October 2022
Calumet Farm 16yr bourbon whiskey
Adam Boothby2022-10-10T17:37:32-04:00How long is to long for bourbon to stay in the barrel? On this weeks podcast episode we sip on Calumet Bourbon,Calumet Farm 16yr, and discuss the
Willett 8yr Wheated
Adam Boothby2022-10-10T17:38:35-04:00What’s your favorite Willett Distillery expression? Willett Distillery has a cult following of their Willett purple top bottles but have been missing a wheated bourbon . Luckily
Knob Creek 18 year Bourbon
Adam Boothby2022-10-10T17:15:56-04:00What’s your favorite Knob Creek expression? There is a lot of debate on this subject and the recently release of the Knob Creek 18year has only added
September 2022
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof C922
Adam Boothby2022-09-20T19:53:34-04:00Have you ever sipped on Elijah Craig Barrel Proof ? If you haven’t your missing out. Heaven Hill Distillery sent us a bottle of their newest release
Three Cord Tennessee Straight Whiskey
Adam Boothby2022-09-20T19:54:09-04:00What does a bourbon podcast do for its 300th podcast episode ? Well of course we review a Tennessee Whiskey which is technically just a bourbon .
Red Line Single Barrel Cast Strength Bourbon
Adam Boothby2022-09-05T17:52:52-04:00Do you like toasted bourbon ? We love it, so when found out that Red Line bourbon had a single barrel cask strength expression, we just had
August 2022
Mythology Hell Bear
Adam Boothby2022-08-24T20:57:52-04:00Hot summer days go well with a soft whiskey that you can sip on. The latest whiskey up for review is Mythology Distillery's expression called Hell Bear
Old Elk Double Wheat Review
Adam Boothby2022-08-24T20:42:04-04:00Can whiskey have two much wheat in it? If anyone is going to find out it is Greg Metze from Old Elk Bourbon. This year he worked
Hardin’s Creek Jacob’s Well
Adam Boothby2022-08-08T18:45:57-04:00Do you know where James B. Beam Distilling Co. really started? On Harden's Creek ,in 1795, is where Jacob Beam would dug a well. He sourced limestone