Chicken Cock – Rye
A historic Kentucky brand dating back to 1856. It’s believed its rise to fame took place during prohibition where it became a supplier and favorite pour at The Cotton Club speakeasy in Harlem, New York.
Greg Sinadinos started his spirits journey writing a whiskey periodical for Fine Tobacco NYC Magazine. He began answering review requests under a social media page he named “Whiskey Culture,” which quickly merged with Greg’s passion for connecting with others and his interest in history.
Today, Greg travels the country not just looking for great whiskey, but also exploring the history and individuals that the whiskey community is founded upon. He has authored “Whiskey History From Around The World” and is the host of “The Rickhouse” web series.
A historic Kentucky brand dating back to 1856. It’s believed its rise to fame took place during prohibition where it became a supplier and favorite pour at The Cotton Club speakeasy in Harlem, New York.
Still Austin is a new kid on the block. They were founded in 2017 with a vision of a true, locally sourced, grain-to-glass whiskey. The Musician is the culmination of that vision, one that is as rich in a glass as it was in their dreams.
We’re suckers for a good story behind a good brand here at Whiskey Culture. If you feel the same way, good news, Chattanooga Whiskey delivers.
Summer is drawing to an end on what seems like an eternal 2020. However, all this craziness hasn’t stopped us from trying some fun, new whiskies that we’ve loved alongside old classics.
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Traverse city has done a great job making a rye that stands out with nice earthy flavors, balanced heat, and unique notes that enhance the experience rather than detract from it.
In this podcast, we chat about four different expressions by Traverse City Whiskey. Special thanks to TC Whiskey Co. and Aaron Brost for the lineup!
NULU is looking to put itself on the map with it’s new straight bourbon whiskey produced by MGP.
Traverse City’s Barrel Proof Bourbon from Michigan is sweet and delicious.