A Whiskey Journey Part 10 β to be continued…
On July 28, 2019, I uploaded my very first post to The Right Spirit. As I post this now, it’s … Continue reading A Whiskey Journey Part 10 β to be continued…
On July 28, 2019, I uploaded my very first post to The Right Spirit. As I post this now, it’s … Continue reading A Whiskey Journey Part 10 β to be continued…
Art and whiskey share a lot in common. I’ve made this point a few times here on the blog, specifically … Continue reading The Angels’ Share β pairing whiskeys with the art of Alexander Polzin
ELIJAH CRAIG PRIVATE BARREL Barrel #6262699 selected by Bourbon County & Fred’s Liquors MASH BILL β 78% corn, 10% rye, … Continue reading Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Private Barrel β Store Pick!
HOME BASE WHISKEY Single barrel selected by Bourbon County, San Francisco (2020) MASH BILL β 60% organic corn, 30% malted … Continue reading Home Base Whiskey (with a twist) β Store Pick!
LARCENY Barrel No. 6196293 picked by San Francisco Wine Trading Co. (2019) MASH BILL β 68% corn, 20% wheat, 12% … Continue reading Comparison: Two Affordable Wheated Store Picks β Larceny & Weller Special Reserve
SONOMA DISTILLING CO. SINGLE BARREL RESERVE RYE store-pick from Bourbon County, San Francisco (2019) MASH BILL β 80% rye, 20% … Continue reading Palate Comparison: Two Perspectives on Sonoma Distilling Co.’s Single Barrel Reserve Rye
EAGLE RARE Barrel #091 selected by Bourbon County & Fredβs Liquor (2019) MASH BILL β Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1 … Continue reading Eagle Rare β Store Pick!
WELLER SPECIAL RESERVE Single Barrel 119, picked by Bourbon County & Fredβs Liquor (2019) MASH BILL β Undisclosed mash of … Continue reading Weller Store Pick #1 of 3 β Special Reserve from Bourbon County & Fred’s Liquor
My first encounter with Home Base Spirits was a batch of their namesake bourbon, which I picked up in 2016 … Continue reading Interview: Ali and Sam Blatteis / Home Base Spirits
I first met Edmond Kubein in early 2018, when I wandered into his San Francisco store, Bourbon County, on Clement … Continue reading Interview: Edmond Kubein / Bourbon County