The James Crow Chronicles: Part 7 (Crow’s Distilling Team And Production Volumes) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / December 3, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the seventh of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 6 (Crow’s Formulas And Methodologies) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / November 26, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the sixth of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 5 (Woodford County & The Whiskey Economy) Bourbon Uncategorized By Chris Middleton / November 19, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the fifth of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 4 (Distilling in America In 1823) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / November 12, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the fourth of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 3 (Crow in America) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / November 5, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the third of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 2 (Scotland’s 1822 Distilling Industry) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / October 29, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the second of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 1 (Crow in Scotland) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / October 22, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the first of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
The Untold Story Of Cherokee Corn And American Whiskey Bourbon Lifestyle By Chris Middleton / April 17, 2020 We take a look at how the agricultural practices by the Cherokee Nation breeding new corn varieties form a direct historical link with modern bourbon. Continue reading > Share
Trials And Tribulations Of Australian Whisky In America World By Chris Middleton / February 5, 2020 After more than half a century absence, Australia’s distilleries are back in greater numbers serving up the next round of whisky. Continue reading > Share
How Early Bourbon Made the Leap from Bulk Barrels to Branded Bottles Bourbon By Chris Middleton / November 1, 2017 Better quality, larger capacity, and a growing global reputation set the stage for the biggest leap for the bourbon whiskey style in the mid-1800s: branded bottles. Continue reading > Share
