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By Brian G. Miller What do the people who work in the bourbon industry do for professional development, to get better at their jobs? I …
By Brian G. Miller We’re still more than two months away from the actual race, but bourbon lovers can go ahead and officially begin celebrating …
The Bootleg King, the Women who Pursued Him, and the Murder that Shocked Jazz-Age America By Brian G. Miller New York Times best-selling author and …
By Brian G. Miller Last fall I was fortunate enough to meet and visit with Brent Elliott, Four Roses Bourbon’s Master Distiller, at two different …
By Brian G. Miller If the Kentucky Bourbon Trail were a person, it could now legally drink America’s native spirit. The KBT, along with the …
By Brian G. Miller Whiskey enthusiasts from Kentucky and Indiana can get half-price adult admission to two great bourbon spots on Louisville’s Museum Row on …
By Brian G. Miller How much bourbon history could one learn in a place that until nine years ago was an abandoned ice cream plant? …
By Brian G. Miller Doc’s Bourbon Room on Louisville’s Whiskey Row, which hopes to become the nation’s biggest whiskey bar, will open to the public …
By Brian G. Miller Learning about the rich history of bourbon in Kentucky adds another layer of flavor to the overall experience for many bourbon …
By Brian G. Miller If you took one of the many different complimentary tours offered at the Buffalo Trace Distillery this past year, you probably …
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