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The story of old Monongahela Rye: America's FIRST world-class whiskey
Maryland Rye: Monongahela's more sophisticated cousin
Neither Monongahela nor Maryland Distilleries of the Laurel Highlands
The Other Side of the Mountains Whiskeymaking east of the Alleghenies
Some once proud
-- and now empty -- old
Kentucky distilleries
The sun no longer shines so bright on these Old Kentucky homes.
Some were put out by Prohibition, but most died of mid-20th century
economic-osis.
The Oscar Getz Museum of American Whiskey History in Bardstown, Kentucky
(coming
soon) Down the River
and Across the Gap:
The really-true story of Bourbon
"Hey, Father Reese! You spilled corn whiskey into my rye!"
"Hey, Herr Reiss! You spilled rye into my corn whiskey!"
(coming
soon)
...And All That
Jazz
Bootleggers, Bourbon, and Bathtub Gin in the Roaring Twenties &
Depression Thirties
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