Kentucky Senator Bourbon

In this Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast, Matt and Mark spend some time hanging out in The Bourbon Life Studios with Damon Thayer & Andre Regard, Co-Founders of Kentucky Senator Bourbon. The guys talk with Damon and Andre about their incredibly diverse backgrounds and how that led them both into the Bourbon industry, the…

Last month, Kentucky Senator Bourbon was honored with a famed ASCOT Award by the American Spirits Council of Tasters. The award distinguishes the craft and taste of Kentucky Senator Bourbon’s first small-batch Bourbon whiskey and the ASCOT Award comes as Kentucky Senator Spirits, LLC is releasing its third limited-edition Bourbon, named the John G. Carlisle…

Lightly sweet, but with a pop of rye spice, this bourbon fits the mash bill. (Little humor there). Really smooth, but with a nice bite from the oak aging, this is a wood forward bourbon. Notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, tobacco leaf, brown bread and dried apple mingle together, creating a melange of autumnal flavors. An…

Beginning next week, Kentucky Senator Bourbon’s (KSB) upcoming third release, a limited edition run, is slated to begin hitting the shelves of Kentucky and a few online resources for national reach. Each release named after a former U.S. Senator, the upcoming release ‘John G. Carlisle‘, the famous U.S. Senator from Northern Kentucky (Covington) who along…

Kentucky Senator is an American bourbon brand that’s become quite popular in its short time in market, with noted bourbon author Fred Minnick, for example, mentioning the first release on his top 100 Whiskeys of 2021 and naming it the top-rated 15-year-old bourbon. It is now set to drop its third release to retail this…

LEXINGTON, KY— Kentucky Senator’s third Bourbon offering, the John G. Carlisle Release, is hitting shelves this summer. Each release of Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey carries the name of a U.S. Senator from Kentucky. 

Kentucky Senator’s third Bourbon offering, the John G. Carlisle Release, is hitting shelves this summer. This highly-anticipated release is labeled after the esteemed U.S. Senator John G. Carlisle because he was a stabilizing force in the liquor industry and a leader of the Bourbon Democrats in Washington D.C. He was a major advocate for the Bottled-In-Bond…

This additional rye in the mashbill makes a noticeable difference in the sip. While the nose is light considering the bourbon’s proof, the palate and finish tell a much different story. Full of creamy flavors that blend well with dollops of spice, the bourbon transforms from light on the nose into an easy sipper that…