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Everybody, welcome back to another whiskey quickie and for today we're we talking about

places that catches on fire every once in a while you know the whole elijah craig story

but there's a different story when it comes to burning down taverns really yeah do you know

this no i know talbot tavern burnt down barts town of. Of course you do, Ryan. It's Bardstown. That's right. However, in 1794, a long time ago, Reverend James Smith and his family built a traveler's rest along Zane's Trace in what is now Bryantville, Kentucky. The tavern was destroyed by... Great spot. Oh, I have no idea, but good to know. You have any

donut recommendations around there? I don't. Okay. Just making sure. The tavern was destroyed by fire

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