Andrew Webber & Murphy Quint

from Single Malt Matters Hosted by Matt Drew

Episode 29 starts in Nashville with Anger Webber, CEO and co-founder of Corsair Distillery and creator of Triple Smoke. Some great ground was covered, most notably Andrew's approach to smoke and flavor exploration in a new category. From there, we head to the midwest and catch up with Murphy Quint for the first time since BEFORE the launch of his Quintessential single malt, and get his take on how it's been received and how it's evolving.

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