In the mists of Bourbon Heritage Month that's for sure sill going on... Zach and Dylan try three  single malt whiskey. 

Stranahan's, Cedar Ridge and Westland are pillars in the American Single Malt seen and we sit down to try each distillery's main release single malt. Joining us on this episode for the first time is Liquor Boy,  He gets to sit down and relax for a bit and get some mic time. The guys talk to him about how he got into whiskey.  

Zach does a review on Henry McKenna 10 BIB. 

Even though Bourbon Heritage Month is over we take a look at one of the biggest and most influential Bourbon distillery, Buffalo Trace. In this episode we dive in a little deeper then normal to try to get more history from not only Buffalo Trace but also its brands that it has accumulated. From the company's own Buffalo Trace bourbon to Blanton's. There's even a cameo appearance form Old Rip 10 its self, find out the secret surprise that it holds. lol.   

In part two of the rum special the guys some more rums of course, from a unaged rum from our neck of the woods,  to one from a very well know distillery. One that we have mentioned a few times before.   

Its been a minute since we were regular in recording and posting episodes, Almost a full year in fact. This episode talks about a little about what's been going on and what everyone's doing since we last recorded. A few new job's, some trips and a few broken bones, All things we discuses in this podcast. Oh and of course lots of whiskey.  

Zach brings a slew of whiskey's that he has recently purchased form the store. Zach blinds the guys to get their honest opinion on them.

With a new affordable cask strength rye hiding the market not too long ago, it was only a matter of time before the guys would pin it up against Willett's own cask strength rye. Willett cask strength rye is well know for being reasonably priced and for the most part, easily accessible. Know the question is, Will it stand up to the new kid on the block? Stellum Rye...