#6 – America Needs A Drink

from Bourbon & Banter Hosted by Patrick Garrett and Bob Bennett

Welcome to the most honest bourbon podcast on the planet! Join @BourbonBanter and @DodgerBlueBourbon for another unfiltered and brutally honest episode of the official Bourbon & Banter podcast. Join us to celebrate Bourbon Heritage Month while we sample 4R Small Batch LE, Michter's 10 yr & Chattanooga Rye Malt. Learn about the new Circus Peanut whiskey, booze fairies & why you can't trust your iPhone when drinking. Bourbon Bullshit tackles why Bourbon Bass shouldn't be allowed to spawn & Woodford's most recent TV commercial. Have comments or questions? Drops us a line at [email protected]. Make sure to follow us on social! Instagram: @bourbonbanter Twitter: @bourbonbanter Website: podcast.bourbonbanter.com Cheers!

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