Bourbon Pursuit Episode 028: Bourbon Barrel Foods

In the latest Bourbon Pursuit podcast the guys talk with Bourbon Barrel Foods about this brand and everything it does to promote "Eat Your Bourbon."
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Editor’s Note: We are proud to post another episode of the Bourbon Pursuit podcast, covering all things bourbon from the heart of Kentucky.

Matt Jamie, Founder and Owner of Bourbon Barrel Foods, talks about how he started a company with Bluegrass Soy Sauce into a brand that does everything to promote “Eat Your Bourbon”

– We’ve taken a hiatus and we apologize. Sometimes life just gets in the way… and bourbon hunting. lots and lots of bourbon hunting.
– What’s your bourbon story? I know you are a Louisville native, has bourbon always been in your blood like ours?
– Tell us the story of Bourbon Barrel Foods and how it got created.
– Talk about some of the products and what makes them special
– I notice that you also have a lot of products from Woodford Reserve. Can you talk about their products or the partnership you have with them?
– Talk a bit about Kentuckiaki and Bourbon Vanilla Extract
– I was also reading about a sponsorship you received in 2013 to help build a Kitchen Studio. Can you talk about that?
– Do you have any of your favorite recipes?
– If people in louisville and traveling for the bourbon trail want to find a retail store, where do they go?
– What entails the Eat Your Bourbon Class and the Chef Series?
– If you want to learn more, you can visit the online at bourbonbarrelfoods.com or follow them on twitter @bourbonbarrel

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Kenny Coleman and Ryan Cecil, based in Louisville, KY, are the hosts of the Bourbon Pursuit podcast. They share a passion for exploring the stories behind the bourbon industry's success, focusing on its history, the personalities involved, and, naturally, exceptional bourbon. Their guests include a wide range of individuals, from master distillers and bloggers to historians and representatives from local events.

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