Bourbon Land
a Spirited Love Letter to My Old Kentucky Whiskey
Whiskey has roots in Ireland and Scotland and its first iterations were distilled in the 13th century. Since then it has spread around the world, and regions have developed their own styles. People who immigrated to the United States took the distillation methods they brought over from Ireland and Scotland and created bourbon and Tennessee whiskey. Whiskey is not just a drink. It is a combination of tradition, culture, science, history, and community. It has evolved over time into a nuanced sensory experience. Enjoy these books about whiskey, perhaps while sipping an old fashioned.


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a Spirited Love Letter to My Old Kentucky Whiskey
a Tasting Course : a New Way to Think--and Drink--whiskey
a Modern Guide to the Classic Cocktail
the Life and Times of Jack Daniel
Our Native Spirit : From Sour Mash to Sweet Adventures With a Whiskey Professor
From Grains to Glasses, Everything You Need to Know
the Ultimate Guide to the World's Most Desirable Spirit, With Tasting Notes From Japan's Leading Whisky Blogger
the Essential Portable Expert
a Guide to the Whiskies of Scotland
How the Volunteer State Became the Center of the Whiskey Renaissance
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