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April 14, 2016#4 Time in a Barrel32 minutesPlayIt took almost 70 years after Prohibition ended to open a(legal) distillery in New York State. VinePair takes a trip to thatdistillery, Tuthilltown in Gardiner, NY, to see how it's shaking upthe bourbon industry one small barrel at a time. Along the way, wemeet a couple other New York distillers, whose opinions aboutwhiskey are almost as strong as the spirits they produce....moreShareView all episodesBy VinePair.comApril 14, 2016#4 Time in a Barrel32 minutesPlayIt took almost 70 years after Prohibition ended to open a(legal) distillery in New York State. VinePair takes a trip to thatdistillery, Tuthilltown in Gardiner, NY, to see how it's shaking upthe bourbon industry one small barrel at a time. Along the way, wemeet a couple other New York distillers, whose opinions aboutwhiskey are almost as strong as the spirits they produce....more
It took almost 70 years after Prohibition ended to open a(legal) distillery in New York State. VinePair takes a trip to thatdistillery, Tuthilltown in Gardiner, NY, to see how it's shaking upthe bourbon industry one small barrel at a time. Along the way, wemeet a couple other New York distillers, whose opinions aboutwhiskey are almost as strong as the spirits they produce.
April 14, 2016#4 Time in a Barrel32 minutesPlayIt took almost 70 years after Prohibition ended to open a(legal) distillery in New York State. VinePair takes a trip to thatdistillery, Tuthilltown in Gardiner, NY, to see how it's shaking upthe bourbon industry one small barrel at a time. Along the way, wemeet a couple other New York distillers, whose opinions aboutwhiskey are almost as strong as the spirits they produce....more
It took almost 70 years after Prohibition ended to open a(legal) distillery in New York State. VinePair takes a trip to thatdistillery, Tuthilltown in Gardiner, NY, to see how it's shaking upthe bourbon industry one small barrel at a time. Along the way, wemeet a couple other New York distillers, whose opinions aboutwhiskey are almost as strong as the spirits they produce.