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What if whiskey shaped the course of American history? Join us on this thrilling episode of the Scotchy Bourbon Boys podcast as we unravel the intricate tapestry of whiskey’s role from the Revolutionary War to Prohibition and beyond. We kick things off with the buzz surrounding the upcoming Kentucky Bourbon Festival and our eagerly awaited fourth annual bus tour. Listen to the captivating stories of Freddie Johnson’s Ohio tour, where he's bringing bourbon magic to communities and offering exclusive bottles for raffle.

Journey with us as we explore the pivotal moments that whiskey influenced in American history. From the Whiskey Rebellion, where George Washington himself had to enforce the whiskey tax, to the Bottled and Bond Act that revolutionized the industry, we trace the significant milestones that have shaped whiskey's legacy. We also delve into the dark days of Prohibition, highlighting its unintended consequences like the rise of organized crime and agricultural disasters that led to the Dust Bowl.

In the latter part of our episode, we pay homage to iconic bourbon brands like Jim Beam, Booker's, Knob Creek, and Basil Hayden, and celebrate the innovative introduction of Blanton's single barrel bourbon. We share personal anecdotes, including a nostalgic glance at a Wisconsin bottle stamp and an unforgettable visit with Bill Samuels of Maker's Mark. As we wrap up, we spotlight our exclusive Scotchy Bourbon Boys merchandise and revel in the camaraderie that makes our community extraordinary. Tune in for an episode brimming with historical insights, personal stories, and our unending love for bourbon.

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