
1. How did you get the idea to make bourbon truffles?
Well let’s say this, I knew I didn’t want to make bourbon balls. I have a friend who is in the bourbon industry. She got me into bourbon before bourbon was cool. So, needless to say I loved bourbon and was looking for a way that would get other people as excited about and interested in bourbon as I am. Bourbon and chocolate have a lot of similarities, and together they can make a really unique bourbon experience. I always say, “I love bourbon, and chocolate is just the way I get it to people.”
2. How are Art Eatables Bourbon Truffles different from other bourbon candies out there?
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Most bourbon candies in the market are made of confectionary sugar, pecans, butter and bourbon. A Small-batch bourbon truffle is a bourbon chocolate that has been paired to bring out the flavor and nuances of a bourbon. Our goal is to create a bourbon experience outside of the bottle.

3. What’s your favorite truffle right now?
Same answer I give when someone ask what’s my favorite bourbon…well it depends on the day and my mood. But I will say, when we are making Michter’s truffles and one doesn’t make the cut, there’s no question who gets it…. it’s always me.
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READ THE STORY4. You’re always innovating. Care to share what’s new or what’s next at Art Eatables?
Yes, I have several projects and products in development right now, but most I can’t talk about yet. But, one I can mention is I’m working to bring back our Cocktail Chocolates™ line. With more craft distillers opening and more un-aged products hitting the shelves, this allows me to create unique (sometimes simple but sometime complex) flavors in a chocolate. It’s like being a chocolatier and mixologist at the same time.
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