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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2026 · 58 MIN

Whiskey Row & Downtown Louisville

from The Whiskey Tourist · host Erik

The conversation explores the deep connection between Louisville and bourbon, focusing on urban distilleries that offer a unique whiskey experience. It delves into Louisville's bourbon history, the Old Forester Distillery, and the Angel's Envy Distillery, providing insights into the city's whiskey culture and traditions. The conversation delves into the innovation of barrel finishing in bourbon, highlighting Angels Envy's distinction. It also explores the historic significance of Stitzel Weller as the birthplace of iconic brands. Additionally, it covers the Michters Distillery experience and the story behind Rabbit Hole Distillery, offering insights into their tasting experiences and historical significance.TakeawaysLouisville's deep connection to bourbonUrban distilleries in Louisville offer a unique whiskey experience Bourbon innovation through barrel finishingHistoric significance of distilleries on Whiskey RowChapters00:00 Introduction to Urban Distilleries11:22 Old Forester Distillery27:40 Angel's Envy Distillery35:01 Historic Significance of Stitzel Weller45:19 Exploring Michter's Distillery59:39 Rabbit Hole Distillery Experiencehttps://www.instagram.com/thewhiskeytourist/ https://thewhiskeytourist.com/

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