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Today's LA times has a nice travel article about visiting the home state of Bourbon whisky. Many of Kentucky's artisinal whisky makers offer tours and sampling.

The writer visited Jim Beam distillery in Clermont, touring the barns, stills, and drinking the product. Took the plunge at Wild Turkey, and sampled a wide range at the Seelbach Hilton's Oak Bar. (The Seelbach has had good visibility, Bobby Flay focused an episode of his visit to Kentucky at the Seelbach, and sampled 44 bourbons.)

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Bourbon Trail

Apparently it's easier still to dictate the conversation and in effect, kill the conversation.

rancho gordo

  • 2 years later...
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The latest issue of Cigar Afficionado magazine has an interesting article on the

"Kentucky Bourbon Trail". Sorry, the text of the article isn't available online but worth the read anyway.

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Bob Bowen

aka Huevos del Toro

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