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BP10. Welcome everybody to this whiskey quickie and today we're taking a look at something from a log still distillery, which is something very, very new on the part of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail out of Bardstown and Gaston, Kentucky, and we'll talk about that here in a little bit.

But a little bit about the history on this one, from what I could gather is that dance are known for their 100-proof bottled and bond bourbon.

And so they wanted to start off with their traditional dance family 100-proof product.

Now, the name Monks Road, we were talking a little bit before we started recording here.

And Ryan has a little bit more of a history to it because I had no idea that there were actually a bunch of monks that were living in Kentucky.

Yeah, so in New Hope, Kentucky, there's a, I don't know what you call it.

It's called Gizemone, but a monk, what do you call it a place where monks live?

You know, it's funny.

I was at, I was, we went to a sanctuary. I don't know.

Well, we actually went to a restaurant in Cincinnati this past weekend and it was all about

Belgian beers and of course there's monasteries, right? So that's where the name was. But I kept

calling on monkeries. So I was, I was using the word monkery, but they're monasteries.

Anyways, there's a famous monastery there at Gassimini.

Thomas Merton was a really famous monk that was there, wrote a lot of great books.

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