So let's be a fun one. Let's see who we piss off.

Everyone.

By the way, which is this number 86? Is that what we're up to now?

Isn't 86 is like when you get canceled?

This is it. This is it. We've been 86.

Oh, shit.

So make it count, boys. Here we go. This is Bourbon Pursuit, the official podcast of Bourbon, bringing to you the best in news, reviews, and interviews with people making the bourbon whiskey industry happen, and I'm one of your

host, Kenny Coleman. Is the daily drinker dead? Well, I mean, what do you think? I take this

roundtable into a direction of deep thoughts once again, because at some point in our bourbon

journey, someone has probably asked you and definitely asked me at some point, what's your go-to?

And maybe you had an

answer, but today we might feel kind of uncertain about it. So I ask everybody on the roundtable

if we're living right now at this very moment in the golden age of American whiskey, and if they

feel that there's just too many options on the shelf to be living in the bubble of only a few bottles.

I really hope you enjoyed today's episode, and now here's Fred Minnick with Above the Char.

I'm Fred Minnick, and this is Above the Char.

This week's idea comes from Ryan Cahoe, who writes me on fredminic.com.

I've read through your book, Burbin the

rise following your birth of American whiskey and really enjoyed the American whiskey history

lesson, especially to learn about the politics and legislation surrounding the spirit.

In your opinion, is there any major or minor piece of legislation that could happen today

that can move the bourbon industry further

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