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I got a chance to tour this distillery and was very impressed. Their bourbon is very good, as well as their barrel aged gin.

They are younger than I thought. Love there podcast and have had there whiskey. Great bottle

Kenny and Ryan are the real deal and so is their whiskey! Pursuit is TOP SHELF 👌🥃Cheers fam!

In 5, 4, 3…. Wayne, you’re nodding. 😂

Never too old to learn. Thanks

Ryan and Kenny do it right. I was doing the Whole Shabang tasting the day they filmed this and they were both so great to stick around to chat with me and my buddy on a Saturday prior to our tasting with Tim who also is so great about sharing his knowledge about Pursuit and the industry, not to mention his hockey knowledge and love of the Ducks! Can't say enough good things about Pursuit...Ryan and Kenny and all those associated with Pursuit Spirits. Can't wait to get back down and get some more of their great stuff! Keep up the great work with all you do!

Love Bourbon Pursuit

Guys look like you’re having a ton of fun!! Keep it up!!

Too funny! & I know which Grandma is doing the scolding! Love Mom❤

Thanks Jeff. Your review made me look at my spreadsheet. I only have 2 bottles listed but 3 on the shelf. All corrected now. 2 are black label store picks. Quite delicious.

"Every person's palate is different" There is no wrong answer when it comes to tasting.

That sounds like a bottle I’d truly enjoy. Definitely keeping an eye out for this one. Thanks for the video.

BIG DICKEL ENERGY!!!!!

The Big Human! What a legend

I’m in Florida and luckily Winn Dixie Liquor Carrie’s Driftless Glen bourbon and rye. DG is absolutely delicious and I would stack it up against any whiskey out there. Wisconsin whiskies rock!

Showed practically nothinh about their distillery. A couple shots of their tiny (age cheating) barrels and dudes talking about petite staves. Learned nothing

Thanks for the episode! I’d never heard of this distillery. Liked and subscribed!

Nunya! Perfect.

Loved hearing the story of how Sideshow came about!! Awesome episode!

Hey, I look forward to watching it! You guys have a pretty great channel and I can't wait to watch it grow and catch up on the rest of your content!

Great interview and production quality but, I really wanted more of a review on the whiskey and you guys didn't even drink it or mention how it tastes.

Great story Jeff! I am a huge fan of Driftless.

Thanks for the clarification on that Derick. Appreciate it.

Great tasting! Blinds are fun and I need to do more.

Turn of the 18th to 19th century for Bourbon Spring, just to be clear, not turn of the 19th to 20th! Those small cask bourbons aged in shipment were very early on, by turn of the 19th to 20th century, large barrel bottled-in-bond was the standard!

Great video Jeff. It's always interesting to get back in the shop and see how it's done. More to come I'm sure.

Those guys are great. Got to get over there again.

Why not bottle above 92 proof and not chill filtered those products?

Love Driftless Glen Port Cask Finished one of my favs

Nice one Jeff. I sipped on some a couple days ago while preparing samples to send to a classmate. It is fun and delicious with the subtle orange on the nose and early on the palate. I wondered if it didn't have a fair amount of rye in it. It's also interesting they use half white and yellow corn. Cheers

I love your content but can we get some more distilleries?

I had to get a friend of a friend go to a store in Minneapolis to get me 2 bottles of the 5 they had in stock and then send to me in SC. Love Dbl Barrel, I want more down to my last bottle

One of my favorites! Good one Jeff.

Cedar Ridge Cheers. 4 or 5? Let me look. I know I have 3 rows on the shelf. OK, I have 26 CR bottles. I may have a problem Nope, no problem here!

*Promo SM* 🙄

It sounds like a interesting mash bill. "A high altitude lowlands American Scotch." (there's a lot wrong in that description) LOL

I cracked open my Barrel Proof Rye last night and it's fantastic. Instead of drinking it right away, I let it stand in the glass for about five minutes and I think it improves the taste. I also bought the Barrel Proof Bourbon and tasted that right after opening and it definitely opened up after letting it sit for a short time. I think this company has a bright future. Well done gentlemen, I enjoy your video's '-) I'm relatively new to bourbon but generally I let my Scotch stand for about one minute for every year of age.

My local Distillery. They are planning on putting out a 6 year and I cannot wait

More Kirk!

A very nice bottle at $35. Would love to try an age statement version

Ok guys after seeing this i just ordered up a bottle of the bourbon from pb express for my collection.

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Nicely done Jeff.

Thanks for tasting my whiskies! The Bourbon Spring is what we consider a "turn of the century" style of bourbon, but not the end of the 19th century, but rather the beginning of the 19th century. Aged a few months in a small cask is what we think was typical of bourbons in the early 1800s. Our 4yo Laughton Bros. Bottled-in-Bond is probably closest to what we think an end of the 19th century bourbon was like. I really found the perception and description during the tasting informative, and not inconsistent with what we hear from our customers. Meanwhile, the North American Steamship Rye 4yo Bottled-in-Bond is my favorite of my whiskies, and Bourbon Spring the most popular of my whiskies and having won the most medals for us.

Your Channel/video was recommended to me after I looked up some Driftless Glen reviews, but I gotta ask are you really from what looks like the Vinton area of Iowa? If so, thats awesome, I'm from Cedar Rapids!

Ah widow jane! I just picked up their paradigm rye very good

I love it! Wished the interview was longer

Muddled or not, just don't put crushed ice in it. I will admit to gravitating to simple syrup when making my own just for convenience.

A great combination of history and whiskey science.

424# of liquid yum. (not counting the barrel)