Whiskey@Work

We've had a bottle of Pendleton 20-year Director's Reserve sitting on our desk for a couple of months just waiting for the right opportunity. No better time to crack it open than when sitting down to talk with Tiff Robertson from the Western Legacy Foundation about Back When They Bucked. And again we'll try to answer the question about why American cowboys and cowgirls like Canadian whiskey so much.

We'll be swirling, sipping, and discussing everything from Woodford Reserve's extravagant Derby bottle to Nick Offerman's latest Lagavulin collaboration. Plus, we'll unpack the recent drama at Buffalo Trace Distillery and unwind with a review of Widow Jane's decadent new release.

In this episode, we'll explore the enigmatic origins of Larceny bourbon's name. Then, we raise a toast to Basil Hayden's triumphant return of their "Subtle Smoke" expression. Plus is this either the greatest or dumbest name ever for Whistlepig's latest single malt release? And to finish on a high note (see what I did there?), we'll swirl, sip, and discuss the DEA's long-awaited reschedule of cannabis, all while sampling the intriguing new Corazon tequila finished in Blanton's bourbon barrels.

You know how they say, "You don't want to see how the sausage is made"? That's quite the opposite when it comes to cocktails. And Rob drops dollar bills for us to try the new Woodford Reserve Master's Collection Batch Proof.

On this episode, Gabe and Dan drop by to drink all three batches of Jack Daniel's 10. Plus, what's the deal with orphan barrels? All that and a slight mishap on Whiskey@Work!

Eric Church is back with a new (more affordable) whiskey, the Macallan and Bently have teamed up to take all of your money, and our videographer Russ joins us for the End of Days.

How much do you really know about Jack Daniel's? Join Rob and Mark for an interview with Nelson Eddy, the keeper of the Jack Daniel's flame (and history books!). In this episode, Nelson separates fact from fiction, uncovering the truth behind the legend. We'll delve into the life of the enigmatic Mr. Jack, the secrets of the Lynchburg spring water, and the surprising twists that shaped this iconic brand. So, pour yourself a dram, settle in, and get ready for a taste of history, Jack Daniel's style!

We'll scream it from the top of Mt. Rushmore that the whiskey community around our area is incredible. How incredible? How about getting to taste a whiskey that's only produced once a year and only 1,200 bottles are made available? Tomas Gutierrez from Caesar's Spirits brought up Mr. Sam and we're pretty sure we have officially tasted perfection.