The Neat Pour

In this week's episode we are excited to have our first on air guest. Jesse Steward Jr., Founder / CEO of Alexander James bourbon whiskey, a Chicago native shares his journey in starting the brand and what he looks forward to in the future. 

In this week's episode, we circle back to one of our favorite distillery, Four Roses 2020 Limited Edition.  A blend of 12 to 19 year old bourbons, that all contribute to a perfect balance of vibrant flavors.  We also discuss local offerings, Chicago Distilling Company.

It is always fun when our beer and bourbon paths cross. In this week's episode, we discuss Whistle Pig's Piggyback 100% Rye, along with our beloved Chicago's Revolution Brewing's VSOJ, a barrel-aged barley wine aged two and four years in Whistle Pig barrels.

In this week's episode we get into two of Heaven Hill's heavy hitters, Old Fitz 13 and Parker's Heritage 11 Heavy Char. We paired them side by side to compare the distinct notes of the two. Nik gives a little bit of bourbon news and the back story of the brand, 

In this week's episode we are getting into Woodinville.  We  were put on to this bottle after listening to Da Black and Brown Podcast.  Not much in bourbon news this time around but as always Nik drops the back story to this bottle.

In this week's episode we are diving into Baker's single barrel.  It has been revamped since its previous small batch version. Nik drops some bourbon news and Chalonda has a new cocktail of the week,

In this week"s episode we dive into 4 offerings from Jack Daniel's, one of which is a highly sought after Coy Hill. Nik drops some history behind the brand as well as bourbon news., Chalonda brings back the cocktail of the week.

In this week's episode we are discussing Penelope both the barrel strength and the toasted barrel. We also discuss what we drank over the week and hit you with a little bourbon news.

In this week's episode we sip on I.W. Harper 15 year bourbon. Nik breaks down the history as well as a little bourbon news.

The Neat Pour is starting off the new year right with Brown Forman's mythical King of Kentucky. Only 2700 bottles released and we finally got our hands on one. Nik drops some  bourbon history and we also discuss our end of the year Weller lineup.