Neat & Mixed

We’re mixing things up every week! From our Reviews (both neat & mixed) to our Flight Nights and We’ve Got Questions series, you won’t want to miss the fun!

General Thomas Bourbon: Kentucky whiskey meets personalized technology

Dan Gorman, founder of General Thomas Bourbon, talks how a Kentucky straight bourbon brand combines traditional whiskey making with personalized technology. Dan shares what inspired him to launch General Thomas, the vision behind its five-year, high-rye Kentucky straight bourbon, and what drinkers can expect.

Alpine Cocktails with Allyson Reedy

We sit down with author Allyson Reedy to talk about her latest book, Alpine Cocktails. Following her previous book, Beach Cocktails, Allyson takes readers from the beach to the mountains with 75 recipes for cocktails, mocktails, spritzes and hot drinks inspired by cozy cabins, snowy slopes and fireside gatherings.

Owen Martin on Angel’s Envy, having fun and what’s next

At the Kentucky Bourbon Festival in Bardstown, Neat & Mixed sits down with Angel’s Envy Whiskey Maker Owen Martin to talk about his journey to the brand, the art of blending, experimenting with whiskey finishes, and what’s next for Angel’s Envy.

What Is American Whiskey Scholar?

We talk with Colin Blake, co-creator and instructor of American Whiskey Scholar (AWS), about a new approach to American whiskey education. Colin explains what American Whiskey Scholars is, why the program was created, and how it aims to make whiskey knowledge functional rather than simply academic.

How heirloom corn shaped 10 years of Jeptha Creed bourbon

Jeptha Creed’s Joyce Nethery joins us to talk about the Kentucky distillery’s first decade and the story behind its 10th Anniversary Bourbon. Joyce shares how Jeptha’s use of heirloom corn has shaped its whiskey, why the distillery brought nine of its heirloom corn varietals together for a Solera-aged bourbon, and what’s next.

Larrikin heads down under at the Kentucky Bourbon Festival

Larrikin’s new Australian Series is here. It’s exclusively available at the Kentucky Bourbon Festival this weekend. This limited collection was created from just six barrels of 11-year-old Old Elk bourbon. The same cask-strength bourbon — 51% corn, 15% rye, and 34% malted barley — gets three distinctly different finishes.

How a family farm became one of the biggest independent cider brands

Get an inside look at Blake’s Beverage Company as we sit down with CEO Andrew Blake to explore the journey from a family farm to one of the largest independent cider companies in the country. Andrew shares how the Blake family’s agricultural roots have shaped the company’s culture, and so much more.

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