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09/10/2026

Clients are picking a K**b Creek barrel today. Perfect weather. Nice breeze. Doesn't get much better!

Cheers Cincy!

02/10/2026

4R has a new honey release.

Anyone tried it? Group today loves it.

Cheers Cincy!

18/09/2026

Sweet lineup of vintage Porsches at Maker's Mark this morning.

Cheers Cincy!

22/08/2026

History has a strange way of repeating itself—especially in bourbon.

In 1877, Colonel E.H. Taylor fell into financial trouble after investing heavily in his O.F.C. Distillery. One year later, George T. Stagg and an associate acquired the distressed operation.

That distillery eventually became Buffalo Trace.

Fast-forward 148 years.

Garrard County Distilling—originally announced as a $250 million development—shut down after defaulting on its debt. A Sazerac affiliate acquired the debt, became the primary creditor and purchased the nearly new distillery at a court-ordered auction for $20 million.

The interesting part?

George T. Stagg was born in Garrard County.

So, in 1878, Stagg acquired a financially distressed Kentucky distillery.

In 2026, the company preserving his legacy acquired another financially distressed distillery—in the county where Stagg was born.

Coincidence? Probably.

A tremendous piece of bourbon history coming full circle? Absolutely.

I’m not saying they’ll make George T. Stagg or Stagg (Jr) there. But if Sazerac’s marketing department can’t do something with this story, I’m available for consultation!

For anyone wondering, the Stagg line is my favorite. Except for maybe the first couple batches of Jr, never had one I didn't absolutely cherish. Yes I liked batch 9 more than 12 btw. Very unpopular opinion with fellow bourbon hounds!

Cheers, Cincy!

04/08/2026

You never know who you'll run into on the Bourbon Trail.

Today I had the pleasure of meeting former University of Kentucky basketball standout and NBA center Willie Cauley-Stein. He couldn't have been a nicer guy.

Standing next to a 7-footer is a pretty good reminder that I'm not as tall as I thought I was.

Thanks for taking the time to chat and snap a photo, Willie.

Cheers Cincy

11/07/2026

Big difference between doing a tasting at J. Mattingly and doing a tasting with J. Mattingly.

Thanks, Collin and Tina, for celebrating with us and sharing your incredible story.

Cheers, Cincy! 🥃

06/07/2026

Celebrating 5 Years this month!

18/06/2026

This is the part I love.

Weeks of planning, emails, phone calls, itinerary changes, and bourbon talk...

Then I get a message like this.

08/06/2026

Lots going on with Queen City Bourbon Cruise lately!

🥃 Celebrating 5 years in business next month (July 27th)

🥃 Largest groups x 2 we've ever hosted this past Saturday

🥃 Best Q2 and June sales in company history

How are we celebrating?

🎶 Red Clay Strays
🎶 Tyler Childers
🎶 Ohio Stadium this weekend

A huge thank you to everyone who has trusted us with their Bourbon Trail adventures over the last five years. We truly appreciate every booking, referral, review, and recommendation.

Now it's time to take a couple days off this weekend and enjoy some great music.

🍻🥃🎶

29/05/2026

Don't tell bourbon...

I've been cheating on her with tequila all week.

Back on the Trail next week.

Salud Cincinnati !

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