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Drink Mead
Long before European monks made beer or American cowboys kicked back whiskey, ancient cultures harvested honey, mixed it with water, and let it sit for natural fermentation to create mead, one of the world’s oldest alcoholic beverages.
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Kentucky Barbecue Festival: Contributor Panels
Bourbon+ magazine is excited to serve as the exclusive media partner to the Kentucky Barbecue Festival.Our editors and writers will also be speaking and leading panels at the festival. Buy your tickets today at kybbqfestival.com.
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A Trio of Southeastern Craft Distilleries
Prohibition came to parts of the South earlier than it did nationally. It lasted longer there, too. That makes for some interesting stories surrounding these relative newcomers to the whiskey-making world.
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Craft in Colorado
The next time you’re hiking one of Colorado’s peaks, consider toting along a bottle of Colorado bourbon in your pack.
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Cigars on the Bourbon Trail
Our trip reinforced a mutually held opinion that folks who embrace the cigar lifestyle are a friendly, fun loving, outgoing bunch.
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Kentucky Barbecue Festival: Q&A with Shane Baker
It’s no secret: we love barbecue.
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Mixing with Coke
A whiskey and coke really isn’t half bad.
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4 Big Moments in Bourbon History
These four big moments in history helped shape what you drink today.
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100 Years in the Making: A Bourbon+ Original Film
This is the story of one family’s passion, patience, and perseverance.
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How to Spend $125,000 on Whisky
In today’s climate, fakes are becoming a problem and a nuisance. Certain modern brands are highly susceptible to this and people selling empties online only adds fuel to the fire.
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