
NJoy Spirits, according to the Hernando County Office of Business Development, produces a young rye whiskey known as Wild Buck American Rye Whiskey. It is made from what’s described as “100 percent all-natural local and homegrown rye grain” which, noted the Tampa Bay Times, is just one of the many ways in which this operation is about as hands on as it gets, right down to much of the handmade equipment used to make the whiskey. For example,
to control the winch that opens the lid on his cooking pots, Kevin [Goff] uses the remote from a garage door opener.
As this is a very small scale artisan distillery at this point, getting a hold of Wild Buck outside of NJoy’s local region may be a little difficult. You can always contact them for more information on availability of their whiskey. (UPDATE: It now looks as if it is available for purchase online for around $54 per bottle.)








