Knob Creek, the Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey has added a new community added to their website. It’s called the “Expedition Map.”
The Expedition map let’s users post their stories, videos, and photos and join in a community of Kentucky straight bourbon whisky lovers. From discovering a 100-foot tall tower of junk or finding a new bar where you can enjoy Knob Creek, the Expedition Map is all about letting you share whatever you want to fellow whiskey lovers.
Great example of digital communication. One downside is that Knob Creek monitors what you post and only let’s through stuff that they think is fitting. I do hope they look at contributions with open eyes as there is nothing worse than getting your contributions stopped.
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In 1797 George Washington’s farm manager, a Scot named James Anderson, convinced his employer that producing whiskey made from corn and rye grown on the plantation would be a natural complement to his milling business. Washington was initially skeptical, but soon granted permission to build the structure.
Washington erected the 2,250 square foot distillery — making it among the largest whiskey [click to continue…]
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Knob Creek Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, the world’s No. 1 selling super-premium bourbon, invites travelers to grab a seat and a glass of Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey at the new Knob Creek Bourbon Lounge in the main concourse of the Lexington Bluegrass Airport.
The Knob Creek Bourbon Lounge menu will feature signature Knob Creek Bourbon cocktails along with a selection of alcoholic, non-alcoholic beverages and menu options. The 836-square foot fully-branded bar officially opened on March 21, 2008.
The new venue is part of a larger airport renovation offering travelers an authentic Kentucky experience and hand-crafted Kentucky bourbons.
“The new Knob Creek Bourbon Lounge allows bourbon aficionados to take their time to explore life deeper and enjoy the rich flavor of Knob Creek while they escape from the stress of travel,” said Paige Guzman, brand manager, Knob Creek. “The Bluegrass Airport renovation celebrates the best of Kentucky, and Knob Creek is excited to lend its rich heritage to this destination.”
For more information on Knob Creek, visit www.knobcreek.com.
Bourbon connoisseurs in Illinois may experience déjà vu, as a long-time favorite Bourbon is returning to the area after a 45-year absence.
Four Roses Bourbon was the top-selling U.S. Bourbon during much of the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s, when its distribution changed to focus solely overseas. The Kentucky-made Bourbon is making its comeback with Four Roses Single Barrel and Four Roses Small Batch, both set to land in restaurants, bars and liquor stores throughout Illinois by mid-November.
“We are no strangers to Illinois and it’s great to be back,” said Jim Rutledge, Four Roses Master Distiller and a Bourbon Hall of Fame member, who has been with Four Roses for 40 years.
Source: EarthTimes.org
