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On today's episode we have a glass ofYellowstone 93! We continue our gift series with Yellowstone 93 from Limestone Branch. We talk about John Wick, Yellowstone National Park, and Bartending stories. All that and more on today's episode of Whiskey Chasers!
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- History of distillery
- owner/s Limestone branch
- (From https://www.breakingbourbon.com/review/yellowstone-select-bourbon) Yellowstone Bourbon was started by J.B. Dant (son of J.W. Dant) who, along with D.H. Taylor and J.T. Williams, founded the Yellowstone Distillery in the late 1880s. Over the years the distillery changed ownership several times, eventually landing in the hands of David Sherman in the 1990s. In 2006, the David Sherman Company rebranded itself to Luxco as a tribute to one of its co-founders, Paul Lux. In 2010, Paul and Steve Beam (descendants of both J.W. Dant and the Beam family) founded Limestone Branch Distillery, and in 2015, they partnered with Luxco to bring the Yellowstone brand back to its ancestral origins.
- When it was founded
- Where it was founded
- Fun facts of the location
- Why they chose to start
- owner/s Limestone branch
- Tasting
- The bottle
- The look of the bottle
- What is written on it
- Notes on why it looks the way it does
- The juice
- When was this expression created
- Why did it come about
- Mash bill
- Who made it
- The type
- Does it follow the rules of a certain type of whiskey?
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