This week to celebrate "National Margarita Day" the guys check out Corazon Tequila. They talk about some of the great things the company is doing environmentally and socially before breaking down their 3 base expressions. 

This week the guys take their first in depth look at Mezcal with Los Vecinos. They break down the different Los Vecinos expressions like sulphuric acid breaking down the sugars in an agave plant. Then they reach into the mail bag to answer one of your questions.

This week the guys discuss Fort Lauderdale, Florida's oldest distillery, South Florida Distillers. There is a lot of rum involved which is always a good thing.

This week it's a full table to talk about south Florida gem, ChainBridge Distillery. The guys discuss the wide range of spirits that they make and have an in depth break down of a few bottles they brought back from a recent trip there.

The guys are joined by a new guest to take a journey through bourbon history with Old Forester's Whiskey Row Series. The great 1910 vs 1920 debate continues.

The guys see what Tennessee whiskey is all about with an in-depth look at the offerings from Jack Daniel's. 

Just in time for the college football championship, the guys explore Alabama'a official state spirit, Clyde May's. They discuss the very unique story of its founder and examine a few of the brand's offerings. Could one of these whiskies be the key ingredient in the perfect Manhattan? One person in the group thinks yes.

This week the guys take a trip to the Caribbean with St. Lucia's Bounty Rum. They break down 4 expressions from the distillery and discuss how they stack up with some of their big name contemporaries. As a special bonus, the guys also answer a mail bag question from the listeners. 

The guys explore the first Irish Whiskey on the podcast, Teeling. They take a look at some of the history of the distillery and discuss the unique ways Teeling is differentiating themselves from other whiskies with their expressions. 

The guys get into some interesting embargo conversation while sampling this week's topic, Havana Club...specifically the Cuban variety. This brand has a particularly interesting backstory and equally interesting rums.