BS & Bourbon Atl's podcast

Today we have a recording of the Live show we did at Whiskey Weekend Batch 3, A 3 Day Drinking Game.  If you missed out, maybe this will help catch you up. 

If you want to join next year, mark you calendars for March 31st-April 3rd at the Galt House in Louisville, By God Kentucky

Thank you Will and Greeze for letting us join.

Today we visit the World Famous, Never to be Duplicated, Mandy Vance and her other half Todd (Toby).  We picked an absolute peach of a barrel.  You have to get your hands on this!

We are stickering the Bulleit E2 barrel for the event.  We have many people popping in while doing this, but why not record?  We cannot wait until this starts.  We will be sampling many things and your boys will be going live on Saturday night.  

Today we are joined by our new friend Brandon Lawson, our first IG blue check mark.  You can find him on IG @brandon___lawson and @majorleaguebourbon.  We taste on some previous Four Roses picks in preparation of our upcoming pick next week.  We also dive into some Smoke Wagon.

Also, be sure and check out a brand spanking new website

www.bsandbourbon.com

While housekeeping, Diane picked us out a blind to taste.  We also officially find out that Bob is not that funny and sucks at BSing.  Everyone let him know about it.

We have another brown bag blind that was dropped off for us at The Cork & Keg by Lloyd and Scott.  Thank both of you guys for these.

We have been talking about doing this for months, but we finally sit down for the showdown.  Which Bulleit will reign supreme? Silver, Mulleit, Fastback, or the no name Bulleit?  Listen and see.

Today we compare the 2 rye offerings from Chatt Whiskey.  The first has a caramel malted rye and caramel malted barley, it was released last year.  Now the 2nd batch is out and it has a caramel malted rye and chocolate malted rye.  What do you think?

We sit down with Gregg Snyder, the master distiller of Chicken Cock Whiskey Co.  This discussion took place before the Chicken Cock Whiskey dinner for customers of Cork & Keg.

Bob and James debate whether or not the Bottled In Bond Act of 1897 is relevant in today’s market.  They are joined by the Master DeBater himself, Acorn.