With our first What's Cracking of what we're calling our "second season", we welcome a few listeners of Black and Brown to flip the script and tell us what they're cracking, @jowthe3rd, @chokolate_gyrl, @da_illest_villain and @mikelacy drop in to the virtual round table and tell us about the bottles they popped, what they nosed, the palate and of course what the Bourbon has on the ear, #bourbonsoundslike.  Pour one up and give us a listen, stay Black and keep it Brown.

Throughout history, African Americans have been instrumental in the production of American whiskey although a lot of their stories have been forgotten and never told. With the recent emergence of the Uncle Nearest Brand, there’s a renewed interest in the contributions of African Americans to the whiskey industry.  Join the Guys as they dive into what they found looking for da Black Story in Bourbon.  W.H. Stephens gives us the run down.  Let's get it.  Stay Black and keep it Brown.

In this episode the guys continue their bye-week schedule of short bottle reviews.  W.H. Stephens breaks down Buffalo Trace Kosher Wheat and tells you why he is about to blow up the rating scale; D. Joyce hits you with his review of Stagg Jr., don't trip. and A. Culbert gives you his take on Fighting Cock out of Heaven Hill Distillery, don't let the name fool you, it's a mouthful too!  Settle in and enjoy.  Stay Black and keep it Brown.

Chima Burey and Amani Macaulay founded B&M Craft Spirits after developing an idea for a Salted Caramel flavored whiskey while at dinner with friends.  They are currently distributed through Total Wine and ABC stores in Florida, Michigan and New York.  For ordering info, check their website and social media information.  Follow them, as we have!  The guys from Black and Brown were lucky to have them both on to talk about their spirit and just interact with the brains behind this award winning flavored whiskey.