Tasting Bourbon Through Time - Whiskey Wednesday

This Wednesday, July 7, join Descendant of Colonel E.H. Taylor, Beau Beckman, for a bourbon tasting that tells the story of the Distillery’s history. Buffalo Trace, Weller, E.H. Taylor, Stagg, Blanton’s and Eagle Rare are all discussed on this week's episode of Whiskey Wednesday, 2 p.m. EDT, right here. See you then!

[@N.M.T.K]

I appreciate History. The stories. The fact that we can taste it. 🇺🇸🍷

[@charlesgress4752]

Thank you all, in Virginia near impossible to get any of these. Can’t wait to see more, you’d make twice as much money

[@magnuseriksson5721]

Nice i like this i love Buffalo Trace BOURBON WHISKY i live in Sweden i was drink this first time i were in USA and i now drink it in Sweden.

[@danicegewiss862]

1973 was so long ago. It feels like yesterday, but not. 1873 really was a very long time ago. My great aunt was born in 1892. She died 88 years ago. 1773 was before we were officially a country. Rafting whiskey was likely so much easier than hefting the barrels on a horse or buggy to carry. Pretty intelligent. Szarack sounds familiar. I'm done yacking. Interesting history.

[@cigarsnsuch1933]

Such a great history lesson! 🥃

[@LP23D6]

Greetings from Iowa.

[@gregbrisendine2522]

Over 3 thousands views and only 103 likes, I just don’t understand

[@gimmpy91]

Nobody is starting with Weller at $100 or more for a bottle. Nobody is starting with ANY of those bottles excluding BT if you can even find it for $50 or less. Every single bottle on that table, again excluding the former and the latter on the table, is $100 or more.