Kentucky’s Most Mysterious Bourbon Producer Steps Out of the Shadows [EXCLUSIVE]

IJW has been quietly laying down barrels for years, and now its plans are coming to light.

The First African American-Owned Distillery in Kentucky Opens Its Doors

Brough Brothers will produce bourbon, vodka, and gin in Louisville’s Park Hill neighborhood.

Highland single malt scotch maker Wolfcraig has also tapped a well-known master distiller to join its team.

Set to open in 2022, Clermont Distilling Co. represents the fulfillment of a childhood dream.

Faer Isles Distillery, which has just started crowdfunding efforts, is located in the remote, rugged Faroe Islands.

The Lebanon, Kentucky facility, set to open next year, will be carbon neutral.

Glen Luss will sit on the shores of Loch Lomond, producing single malt, rum, and more.

The new visitor experience will serve as the tasting room for Duke’s bourbon and rye, adorned with John Wayne memorabilia.

Sazerac House in New Orleans immerses visitors in cocktail history—and is making the drink’s main ingredients on-site.

The distillery showcases its production process, offers cocktail classes, and highlights its collaborative whiskey partners in a variety of tours.

The Shelbyville facility honors the man who taught Jack Daniel how to distill—and all things Tennessee.

Located in the city’s historic Electric Park neighborhood, the facility has some unique features—including a 40-foot slide.