The Chuck Cowdery Blog posted a nice article based on the capacities of the largest distilleries. September 19, 2017 (click here) You may be surprised who is listed in the top 17. It takes into account any current expansions.
Video of the distillery at the Cavalier’s new equipment being installed.
Jake Emen wrote a nice article about his road trip visiting 7 distilleries from Washington DC to Arizona by way of KY, TN, CO, and WY. He visited Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery, Copper & Kings, Michter’s, Buffalo Trace, Stranahan’s, High West Distillery, and Wyoming Whiskey. Click here to read all about it at The Whiskey Wash Wyoming Whiskey’s…
Bardstown, KY (September 6, 2017) Kentucky Bourbon Trail – “The Bardstown Bourbon Company (“BBCo”) announced today the expansion of its capacity to allow production of up to six million proof gallons – a move that will make it one of the largest bourbon distilleries in the world. With an annual production capability of nearly 100,000 barrels, BBCo…
James E Pepper ‘1776’ Distillery has installed their new custom 27′ tall column still! Vendome also built the last still at the historic distillery in 1934, the year Prohibition was repealed.
Farm to Bottle Distillery in DeKalb – Whiskey Acres Click here to see a nice video and article from the Chicago Tribune
Click here to read a the story on Nauti Spirits in the Inquirer Daily News on Philly.com Nauti Spirits is a farm to bottle distillery specializing in vodka made from Sweet Potatoes
Click here to visit Distillery Trail to learn the story behind the Pearse Lyons Distillery in Dublin Ireland
Click here for the 14 News story including video featuring the first four of these Fermenters – Many more on the way!
Originally built in 1869 the James E. Pepper Distillery is scheduled to be back in production in October. The custom copper column still was designed after the one fabricated in 1934 also by Vendome. Read all about it on the Distillery Trail Blog: James E. Pepper Distillery Under Renovation Revives Historic DSP-KY-5 License