Bootlegging History Whiskey

from Acquired Tastings Hosted by Josh Mills and John Mills

We welcome back Marie to the podcast and once again she brings gifts. This time it is whiskey from Saint Liberty distillery. Each one of these whiskeys pays homage to the women whiskey distillers of the Prohibition. Each whiskey pays homage to not only the women, but also the location where they distilled. First up Marie talks about the Bertie's Bear Gulch Straight Bourbon. Next, Josh talks about the Josephine's Flat Head River straight rye whiskey. Finally, John shares the Mary's Four Grain straight bourbon whiskey. They all talk about the story of the person to whom the bottle is named after and the whiskey itself. They have a great time chatting about these wonderful whiskeys!

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