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298 - The Bardstown Bourbon Company Experience with Dan Callaway and Nick Smith

Bourbon Pursuit

Bourbon Pursuit

Hobbies, Food, Arts, Leisure

4.9866 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

On today's show, we get to feature two great people at Bardstown Bourbon Company, Dan Callaway and Nick Smith. Bardstown Bourbon Company exploded on the scene as a destination hot spot for anyone visiting the trail and Dan was instrumental to the early success of creating a red carpet environment for anyone who visited. As whiskey production ramped up, Nick Smith brought his knowledge from working at Jim Beam to help customers create custom mash bills and guide them in the right direction to put a new spin on the distillation process that would be uniquely theirs. So next time you're headed to Bardstown, don't forget to make Bardstown Bourbon Company a must visit. Show Notes: This week’s Above the Char with Fred Minnick talks about bourbon branded credit cards. What made you decided to come work at Bardstown Bourbon Company? What was the original vision for Bardstown Bourbon Company and how has it changed? Are banana croquettes a real thing? What lessons did you learn coming from Jim Beam to Bardstown Bourbon Company? How do you accommodate so many different mash bills? How do you work together? Is there a baseline for the mash bills? Are there any limitations on the mash bills? How do you guide customers to different cooperages? Do you help brands with marketing and packaging? Can this be a tourist destination for brands that contract through you? Tell us about the Discovery Series. Talk about the vintage library. What is the timeline for the bottling facility? How much of the distillery process is automated? What's a changeover? What is Pete's Place? Tell us about the Kentucky Proud product. Follow @bbc_whiskeynick, @dannybardstown, @bardstownbourboncompany Support this Podcast on Patreon

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0:00.0

How do I ask mine?

0:01.3

It's nice.

0:03.3

More country than normal.

0:04.7

This is a setting for that.

0:06.4

It's okay.

0:07.0

Yeah, we'll fix out on the dials of the period.

0:09.2

Give me a British accent.

0:10.4

Yeah.

0:11.1

Lauren can't edit that out.

0:12.7

Yeah, I don't know.

0:13.1

That's a little tough.

0:13.8

We don't know if we can get the accent on there.

0:15.5

Good day, mate.

0:18.2

Was that British?

0:20.3

What was that British? That's Australian.

0:21.7

Australian, maybe, who knows?

0:27.7

This is episode 298 of Bourbon Pursuit, the podcast featuring news, reviews, and interviews with people making

0:39.3

the bourbon whiskey industry happen. I'm one of your host, Kenny Coleman, and before we start

0:43.6

today's podcast, talking to Nick and Dan from Bardstown Bourbon Company, here's your weekly

0:48.2

bourbon news update. We've talked about Kentucky House Bill 415 on the podcast plenty of times before, because that

0:55.2

is going to be the catalyst that will drive other states to open up direct-to-consumer shipping

0:58.9

and a lot more. Well, there's a new update to the bill and it was signed into law last week.

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