"Craft" Whskey

[05Venturer]

Got to talking about this on a herf and I found one of the articles I had read up on this awhile back.

Pretty interesting stuff

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/07/28/your-craft-whiskey-is-probably-from-a-factory-distillery-in-indiana.html

[toby2]

sounds like a good hustle. put it in a fancy bottle and mark it up!

 

good read thx!

[05Venturer]

here is the other thing I found interesting

http://foodspin.deadspin.com/chart-a-family-tree-of-american-whiskeys-and-bourbon-1465225276

[Longhorn]

Discussed again tonight... as long as you enjoy the "dram" all's good.  It's the higher priced "limited edition" whiskies that seem to be playing a dishonest card...

[toby2]

Longhorn - 10/22/2015  11:25 PM  Discussed again tonight... as long as you enjoy the "dram" all's good.  It's the higher priced "limited edition" whiskies that seem to be playing a dishonest card...

yup. i hope i don't find out the rum i like is really mixed in bathtub somewhere in Trinidad....    shhhhhh! ignorance is bliss! 

[Camshaft83]

Good reads.

[Kid Montana]

Thanks for posting Kent, very informative.

[Longhorn]

Here's the blog from the LA lawyer that these articles reference.  He keeps meticulous records of American distilleries - you can find the listings in the left hand menu frame.

http://recenteats.blogspot.com

[Holzster]

One more reason I am glad I am a beer man.... Although you have to watch who actually makes what, but that is a LOT easier than whiskey it seems.