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  • 157: Chicken Cock Whiskey With Will Woodington
    Dec 6 2025
    There is something in a name. And Chicken Cock Whiskey takes the cake. But its not always about the name, its about the story. And thats just what we get into. Will is the brand rep. and he has a lot of knowledge in the brand and whiskey in general. It was a great conversation, and the story isn't bad either. Enjoy!!Chickencockwhiskey.comThewhiskeyshaman.com (while you still can)Badmotivatorbarrels.com/shop/?aff=3https://www.instagram.com/zsmithwhiskeyandmixology?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Born in the heart of Bourbon county - before bourbon whiskey was "Bourbon"In 1856, James A. Miller built a distillery and started making Chicken Cock Whiskey in Paris, Kentucky. After his death, Miller left the business to a trusted distillery clerk, George G. White, who made Chicken Cock into the legend it became.19th CenturyThe Birth of Chicken Cock Whiskey1830's-1840'sJames A. Miller’s distilling roots.1856Our original distillery is built.1860Hardships strike.1862First mention of the Chicken Cock Whiskey name.1889Trademark infringement suit against Miller’s Gamecock in Boston.1890Distillery fire does $30,000 in damages.20th CenturyThe Next Chapter1900'sChicken Cock Whiskey is sold.1920'sChicken Cock produced during Prohibition.1930'sChicken Cock made as a blended whiskey.1950'sChicken Cock fades away.21st CenturyThe Birth of the Brand2011Crowing at the new dawn.2017Collaborative Distilling Program & Bardstown Bourbon Company.2024A new home in Bardstown, KY.Kentucky Straight Bourbon WhiskeyDistilled, aged, and bottled in Kentucky, Chicken Cock Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey has a rich, elegant mahogany hue color, a nose with a nice balance of oak tones with sweet notes of dried fruit, caramel and vanilla.750ml | 45% ABV | 90 Proof PROOF: 90AGE: Minimum of 4 YearsMASHBILL: 70% Corn / 21% Rye / 9% Malted BarleyCHAR / TOAST: Level 3/Medium+$59.99Tasting NotesNoseNice balance of oak tones with sweet notes of dried fruit, caramel and vanilla.PalateSoft oak tannin upfront, which dissipates into delightful toasted oak lactones. At 90 proof there's a slight bourbon heat that let's you know this is a real deal, full-bodied bourbon. On the tongue, it evolves into a creamy almost buttery mouthfeel with sweet butterscotch notes.FinishVanilla wafer finish with salted caramel.Double Oak Kentucky WhiskeyYou can’t have great whiskey without great wood. That is why we aged our 8-year-old whiskey in American oak barrels twice. This process allows us to extract all of the great flavor within the oak to create a robust and interesting sipper.750ml | 46% ABV | 92 Proof PROOF: 92AGE: 8 YearsMASHBILL: 80.5% corn / 11% Rye / 8.5% Malted BarleyFINISHING BARREL: Used bourbon barrels then American White OakCHAR / TOAST: Level 4WAREHOUSE LOCATION: Top of Rickhouse$92.99Tasting NotesNoseDark chocolate covered berries, toasted coconut shavings, and caramel coffeePalateSapid flavors of vanilla bean, waffle cone, steeped berries, and warm baking spicesFinishRound and balanced with creamy undertones and hints of crème brulée and cinnamon flan
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • 156: Holiday Whiskey Guide / I'm So Thankful
    Nov 29 2025
    So we start with a blind, as we should. Then the wheels fall off, like always. Don't get it twisted this is a banger. It once again doesn't follow the algo. Hope you enjoy??!!Thewhiskeyshaman.comBadmotivatorbarrel.com/shop/?aff=3https://www.instagram.com/zsmithwhiskeyandmixology?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==A good holiday whiskey guide offers recommendations based on the recipient's palate, price range, and the type of whiskey (Bourbon, Scotch, Rye, Irish, etc.) they enjoy. Top recommendations for the holiday season often include approachable, high-quality bottles as well as unique or rare finds. For the Beginner or Casual DrinkerIf the recipient is new to whiskey, opt for a smooth, balanced, and versatile option that can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or in a cocktail. Bourbon: Buffalo Trace or Four Roses Small Batch are widely available and well-regarded, offering classic notes of caramel and vanilla without being too overwhelming.Irish Whiskey: Jameson or Redbreast 12 Year are excellent choices known for their exceptional smoothness due to triple distillation and balanced flavor profiles.Scotch (Unpeated): Glenlivet 12 Year or Glenfiddich 12 Year are classic, approachable single malts with fruit and malt flavors, serving as a solid introduction to the category. For the Enthusiast or ConnoisseurFor someone with a more developed palate, look for single barrel, cask strength, or age-stated bottles that offer complexity and unique flavor profiles. Bourbon: Elijah Craig Barrel Proof offers rich caramel, vanilla, and oak flavors, while Blanton's Single Barrel is a highly sought-after and collectible option.Rye Whiskey: Wild Turkey Rare Breed provides a high-ABV, complex experience with notes of spice and oak. A quality single barrel store pick of Knob Creek Rye is also a great option.Scotch (Peated): For those who enjoy a smoky flavor, Ardbeg Corryvreckan provides an intense maritime peat experience, or a more subtle introduction can be found with Bowmore 15 Year.Unique Finds: Japanese whiskies like Hibiki Japanese Harmony are elegant blends that offer a different profile of honey, orange peel, and oak. Beyond the BottleYou can also enhance the whiskey-drinking experience with complementary gifts: High-quality glassware: Glencairn glasses are specifically designed to enhance the aroma and tasting experience.Whiskey-themed accessories: Consider a decanter, sphere-shaped ice molds, a cocktail smoker, or a relevant book like The Bourbon Bible.Gourmet pairings: Bourbon barrel-aged maple syrup or a set of Woodford Reserve bourbon balls make for a tasty, themedBeyond a bottle of whiskey, great gifts for a whiskey lover include high-quality glassware and decanters, tasting accessories like whiskey stones and cocktail smoking kits, educational books, and food pairings.Glassware & BarwareUpgrading their bar setup enhances the entire whiskey experience.Glencairn Glasses: These are the official tasting glasses used by distilleries because their unique, tulip shape is designed to concentrate and funnel the whiskey's aromas to the nose, maximizing the tasting experience.Heavy Tumblers (Rocks Glasses): Essential for enjoying whiskey on the rocks or in cocktails like an Old Fashioned. Look for quality crystal glasses that have a satisfying weight and feel in the hand.Decanter: A stylish, airtight decanter provides an elegant way to store and display their favorite spirit, turning a simple pour into a ritual and becoming a beautiful statement piece for their home bar.Specialty Ice Molds: Large square or sphere-shaped ice molds are highly useful as they melt slowly, chilling the drink without diluting the complex flavors as quickly as regular ice cubes.20 Unique Gifts for Whiskey Lovers (Not Just a Bottle)Oct 27, 2025 — Table of Contents For WordPress Implementation: Key Takeaways. * What Makes a Great Whiskey Gift? Focus on Quality...
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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • 3 guys 1 grain episode 2
    Nov 28 2025

    Today we talk about alot. I will admit i was a little under the weather.

    So there is that. We did a walkthrough of some of the offerings of the new Lost Lantern release Scotch Lovers Collection

    Lets just say it was AMAZING. KYSULost Lantern's newest major release is the "Scotch Lovers' Collection" for Fall 2025, which focuses entirely on American single malts designed to appeal to fans of traditional Scotch whisky profiles. The collection was released on November 12, 2025. In addition to the main collection, the November 2025 Discovery Club release is a unique pot-still whiskey from Painted Stave Distilling in Delaware. The Scotch Lovers' Collection (Fall 2025)This collection features seven different expressions (two blends and five single casks) and is a celebration of American single malts following their official category recognition in late 2024. Blends:American Vatted Malt RemixAmerican Vatted Malt Reissue Single Casks:Warfield Idaho Single MaltTriple Eight Trio A set of three whiskies from Triple Eight Distillery:Triple Eight Peated Massachusetts Single MaltTriple Eight Massachusetts Single Malt 10 Years OldTriple Eight Sauternes Cask Aged Massachusetts Single Malt 11 Years OldMcCarthy's Peated Oregon Single Malt 10 Years Old

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    2 hrs and 15 mins
  • 155: Westland Distillery With Ana Hinz
    Nov 22 2025

    Well I can quit for the year now. (Just wait we aint done yet). Today we have Ana with Westland. We chatted about it all Beginnings and 5 malts. The road there and back again. Can't wait for yall to watch/listen. Enjoy!!

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    it begins with an idea

    In whiskey itself, as a discipline, we do not see a fully explored, mature world, as most in our industry do. We see the opposite. For us, whiskey is not a feature of this world that is ours to protect, it is an extension of ourselves that is ours to advance when the opportunity presents itself. And the opportunities are vast, maybe incalculable. Each bottle of whiskey we fill at Westland represents one step forward in sharing the story of our place. Ten years have passed, and we have circled the topic of terroir again and again, each time sensing an opportunity to approach it from a new perspective. But always, we’re heading west.


    Westland Whiskey started in 2011 with a great vision to create American Single Malt whiskey that reflects the true colors of the Pacific Northwest region. Over ten years later, we continue to fill casks with single malt whiskey that we distill in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood and age mindfully in Washington State's Skagit Valley region.
    We are proud to be seen as one of America's premiere distillers with sustainable practices and award-winning spirits. We love hearing from you; contact us if you have any questions about Westland.


    Whiskey

    $59.99

    Westland's signature American Single Malt Whiskey is a culmination of over 10 years pioneering a new category of whiskey that has put America on the global single malt map. This latest expression represents the possibilities to be explored in single malt and captures the essence of our house style in one flagship bottle.

    Garryana 10th Edition - Aged 10 Years

    A Decade of Pursuit

    Our exploration of Garryana began with purpose and curiosity in November of 2011. It was with that first cask that we saw the massive potential of our native oak, not just for its incredible flavor profile, but for its ability to distinguish, in a palpable way, the unique character of our Pacific Northwest terroir.

    Since 2011, we’ve been waiting for the opportunity to showcase the qualities of our native oak in a new way, and to honor Garryana with the reverence and patience it deserves. Westland is releasing, for the first time, an age-stated whiskey, Garryana, Aged 10 years. The result of years of dedicated effort and the beginning of a new chapter for Westland, as we continue to explore the unique qualities of our Pacific Northwest home.

    We hope you enjoy the journey as much as we have.

    Product Specs:

    Maturation Time: 10 years

    ABV: 50% ABV // 100 Proof

    Grain Bill: Westland Signature Five Malt + Washington Pale Malts

    Primary Casks: First & Second Fill Garry Oak

    Secondary Casks: Pedro Ximenez Hogshead, Rum, and Ex-Bourbon

    Nose: Mulled Wine, Clove, Walnut Fudge Brownie, and Lemon Danish Pastry

    Palate: S’mores, Dehydrated Strawberry, Toasted Cumin, Blood Orange


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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • 154: Found North Gold Finch (Deep Dive)
    Nov 15 2025

    So this is something new i thought I would try. I really hope you enjoy. A deep dive of Gold Finch, the in's and out's. We get into Canadian Whisky, Sauternes and Quadrants.

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    At Found North, we make blended Canadian whisky for whisky enthusiasts. We work with Canadian distilleries to source well-aged, well-made distillates, which we further mature and blend in the U.S. We are extremely meticulous in our wood selection and aging process, our blending process and all of the important details that impact the quality of the whisky. Every Found North release is cask strength with no additives or chill filtration.
    Each year, we release 1-2 Batches and 1-2 High Altitude Collection whiskies. We also release 1-2 whiskies exclusively for our mailing list. At present, all of our releases sell out immediately, so we use a lottery system. Like our whisky-making process, we try to be as thoughtful as possible about how we get our whisky to our supporters. If you participate consistently, you will get bottles of Found North.
    We love what we do. We’re thankful to all of you for appreciating the way we make whisky so that we can keep exploring the boundaries of what Canadian whisky can be.

    Each batch of Found North whisky is a careful selection of casks blended to bring out the best and most distinctive qualities of the chosen whiskies. Every release is unique, but each also builds on previous batches and fits into the unfolding saga of Found North. All our whiskies are non-chill filtered with no coloring or additives. Batch 001 and Batch 002 were released in April 2021 and both received Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Batch 003 was awarded Double Gold and Batch 004 won "Best Canadian Whisky" and was awarded Double Gold at the John Barleycorn Awards Spring 2022.


    Double Gold (San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2021)

    Batch 001 is a 3-whisky blend that started with an herbaceous, feisty and deeply flavorful 16 year old rye aged in Hungarian oak. We blended in fruit-forward, 17 year old rye aged in ex-Speyside scotch casks. The combination revealed a smoldering symphony of spice. Last, we lengthened the finish and increased the viscosity by adding double-distilled corn whisky aged for 20 years in refill and level-2-char virgin oak.

    Batch 001 is defined by its spice profile. The first impression is hot cinnamon and cayenne mixed with earthy jalapeno, black pepper and peppermint. The second pass presents lively and herbaceous spices of green tea, basil and bay leaves. While the initial profile is all spice, there are layers of fruit and butterscotch lying in wait, especially in the mid-palate, including red fruits, blackberry, apple and sweet melon. The finish walks an endless tightrope with dry spice on one side and chewy tannins on the other.

    We created Batch 001 in order to demonstrate the dynamism of aged rye and shatter the misconception that rye shows its best spice profile when bottled young. That said, rye spice is a double-edged sword. The deeper we cut into the flavor opportunities, the spicier the palate. You can try to smooth the spice out with new oak or water it down through proofing. Batch 001 exemplifies the third option -- forget about making it “smooth” and instead make the whisky as robust and multifaceted as possible while finding the careful balance between astringency and tannin.


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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • 153: Liberty Pole With Jim Hough
    Nov 8 2025

    We are headed back to a familiar place. Pennsylvania, it calls me back again. Jim over at Liberty Pole is producing some great stuff. And it shows not only in flavor but also in passion. I really hope you enjoy.

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    About the Houghs

    Liberty Pole Spirits is a family owned and operated craft whiskey distillery started by Jim, Ellen, Rob and Kevin Hough in July 2016. The Houghs, longtime residents of Washington County, Pennsylvania got the distilling bug in the early 2000's when Jim bought a 10 gallon still off the interwebs to learn the art of distilling. As Jim was contemplating retirement he began to think about what he could do for a second act. After visiting numerous craft distilleries and having developed some pretty solid whiskey mash bills, Jim was able to convince Ellen that opening a craft whiskey distillery just might be a fun retirement activity. Rob and Kevin, both mechanical engineering graduates who were on their own promising career paths, decided they didn't want their parents to have all the fun and joined the family business. With Rob and Kevin running production, Ellen creating the best craft cocktail and whiskey experience this side of Kentucky, and Jim greeting customers and talking whiskey in the tasting room, Liberty Pole Spirits was born.

    The distillery started as a 300 gallon operation and expanded to a 600 gallon operation in 2019 and moved to a distillery campus in July of 2023 where we were able to triple our production.

    Our Story

    In 1791, Washington County, Pennsylvania, was a heavily wooded wilderness at the headwaters of the Ohio River. Many Scotch-Irish veterans of the Revolutionary War had returned to the area and the rocky farms that they had established before the War. They struggled against the weather and disease, and being far from the East Coast, enjoyed few luxuries.

    But through the rugged ingenuity of the brave Colonists, one of the first American Industries was born. Whiskey. For years, the grain that wasn't consumed was preserved in the form of distilled spirits. It was safer to drink than contaminated water, eased pain and suffering, and improved the spirits of friends and neighbors. It was easy to ship over the mountains in barrels on backs of mules or down the Ohio River to the Mississippi and up the coast to Boston.

    It was then that the government of our new nation saw the opportunity, through the imposition of an excise tax on whiskey, to pay off the debts owed to the allies who had helped to win independence from tyranny. Yet, the farmers of Washington County were struggling mightily to keep their land and grow crops. Having no cash, they used their whiskey to barter for goods and supplies that they needed for daily life. Whiskey-making provided their best chance to survive. This is why they saw the tax as an imposition of an arrogant, out-of-touch, new government.

    So they gathered together secretly in a meetinghouse near Mingo Creek and vowed not to pay the tax. They were the first men to oppose an act of the new government, and they vowed to stick together. They called themselves the Mingo Creek Society.

    As a symbol of their unity, they planted Liberty Poles throughout the county.

    Years later, the stories of their defiance are preserved in museums, churches and cemeteries around the county.

    Now, heritage grain once again grows in the same soil they so dearly loved, travels down the paved paths upon which they drove the whiskey-laden mule trains, and arrives at the new Mingo Creek Meetinghouse where it is distilled and enjoyed by the next generation of the Mingo Creek Society.

    And this time, the Liberty Pole is displayed on the label of each whiskey bottle and symbolizes the loving appreciation for a craft that once again is bringing livelihood to a proud community.

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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • 152: Whiskey Buyer's Remorse
    Nov 1 2025
    Have you ever picked up a bottle, paid top dollar for it, got it home and MEH. Or you buy it, get in the truck and have instant regret. We talk all about that and get a couple of listener write ins. Hope this episode is enjoyable.Thewhiskeyshaman.comPatreon.com/the_whiskeyshamanBadmotivatorbarrels.com/shop/?aff=3https://www.instagram.com/zsmithwhiskeyandmixology?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Whiskey buying remorse is a specific type of buyer's remorse, which is the feeling of regret, anxiety, or guilt that occurs after making a purchase. In the context of whiskey, this feeling is triggered by a variety of factors related to the characteristics of a bottle, the price, and the purchasing experience. Common reasons for whiskey buying remorseDidn't meet expectations: This is a major cause of regret for whiskey drinkers. You may have bought a bottle that had received glowing reviews, but once you try it, the flavor profile doesn't live up to the hype.Overpaying for a bottle: With the high demand for certain whiskies, prices can become inflated. Remorse often sets in when a drinker feels they paid a premium for a bottle that doesn't offer a quality-to-price ratio that they can justify.Buying on a whim: An impulse purchase can lead to regret, especially when you haven't had a chance to taste the whiskey beforehand. This is a riskier strategy than sticking to a tried-and-true favorite or a bottle you've previously sampled.Discovering it's not a good fit: Some whiskies, despite being well-regarded, may not suit your personal taste. You may find you simply don't enjoy the flavor profile, leaving you with a bottle you struggle to finish.Hoarding instead of drinking: Some collectors experience remorse when they realize they're accumulating bottles without enjoying them. The point of buying whiskey is to drink it, and if it becomes just another museum piece, the purchase can feel pointless. Whisk(e)y purchases that you regret? : r/whiskey - RedditApr 14, 2021 — Anyone who doesn't have a strict, “Don't buy it unless you've tried it.” rule probably has at least one regret. I know...RedditExpensive bourbons for sale: Some rare bottles aren't worth ...Jul 8, 2019 — I've never been good at science, and despite an abundance of education on all things whiskey, I can't tell you what mak...The Courier-Journal·Dana McMahanHow to avoid whiskey buying remorseTaste before you buy: This is the most effective way to prevent remorse. If you can, try a sample at a bar or with a friend before committing to a full bottle.Research thoroughly: Before making a purchase, especially a costly one, read a variety of reviews and opinions from different sources. Don't rely on just one person's assessment.Set a budget: Establish a spending limit and stick to it. This can prevent the regret that comes with overspending on an expensive bottle.Identify your triggers: Pay attention to what makes you make impulsive purchases, such as a flashy marketing campaign or an enticing sale. Recognize these triggers and avoid them.Ask for help: If you're unsure, ask knowledgeable staff at a liquor store for a recommendation based on your preferences. Working with an expert can help guide you toward a satisfying choice. In addition to not meeting expectations, overpaying, or buying on a whim, people experience whiskey buying remorse for other reasons related to taste, collector pressure, and disappointment with specific characteristics. Disappointment with the tasteUnpleasant or off-tasting flavor: Sometimes a whiskey has a genuinely bad or unpleasant taste that makes it difficult to drink. This can include flavors that taste "medicinal" or "funky".Too much oak influence: While age is often associated with quality, older whiskeys can sometimes have an overpowering "woody" or oak flavor that masks other notes.
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • 151: Two Stacks With Shane McCarthy
    Oct 25 2025

    Today we are headed to Ireland. Crossing the pond is a big step for this show. And it shows in the blessing that is Shane McCarthy. Amazing talk and the whisky isnt bad either. Hope you enjoy.

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    Two Stacks Signature Blend 43% ABV

    Suits: The whiskey novice or those looking to explore alternative Irish whiskey styles.

    A good all-rounder. Approachable & versatile.

    This modern Irish blend revives the art of whiskey bonding, combining grain, malt, and pot still whiskey for an ultra-smooth, versatile spirit - ideal for sipping or mixing.

    Simple Tasting Notes

    Nose: Honey, vanilla, toasted oak, and a touch of citrus

    Palate: Smooth and balanced with caramel, spice, and dried fruit

    Finish: Light, clean, and slightly sweet

    More about the pour:

    For many decades, blended Irish whiskey was little more than an afterthought - a high-volume, low-cost product with uniform characteristics: the same ABV, taste, and finish, all derived from the same base spirit.

    The First Cut was inspired by a desire to transform this perception and craft a blend with true distinction. This unique combination highlights a diverse range of matured spirits, making it a trailblazer in the category. Renowned for its robust and approachable profile, it was also the first Irish whiskey available in a can, breaking new ground in the industry.

    Why not try – The Classic Two Stacks Signature Highball

    Ingredients:

    50ml Two Stacks Signature Blend

    150ml Soda Water or Ginger

    Lemon Peel Garnish

    Method:

    Fill a highball glass with ice.

    Pour in whiskey and top with soda.

    Stir gently and garnish with a lemon peel.

    Glassware: Highball Glass

    Ireland once had a rich history of cask bonding. A key lifeblood to the industry, where many towns and cities across the country had family ran businesses, big and small operating as bonders, grocers and merchants.

    Yes we can... Bringing you Whiskey on the move!

    The Two Stacks — Dram in a Can is the world’s first Irish whiskey in a can, serving the same great flavour profile and focus on quality spirit as the rest of our family of whiskey. Perfect for on the move, out with friends or even just a solo dram in the great outdoors. Enjoy your Dram the way you want!


    Sustainability

    Our focus on eco-friendly practices is not just a commitment; it is a reflection of our broader vision. Through sustainable operations and conscious choices in every aspect of our product, TWO Stacks Irish Whiskey aspires to set a standard for responsible business practices within the spirits community

    Two Stacks is part of a new and adventurous chapter in Irish whiskey, and we want you to help us tell its tale!

    Ireland once had a rich history of cask bonding. A key lifeblood to the industry, where many towns and cities across the country had family ran businesses, big and small operating as bonders, grocers and merchants. Purchasing directly from established distilleries, the casks were left to mature before its subsequent bottling under the respective owner’s own label.

    With the demise of the Irish whiskey industry in the early 20th century, only a handful of these great brands have survived to this day, and with it, the light that shines on this tradition was nearly extinguished for good.


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    1 hr and 12 mins