106: Castle & Key Restoration Rye Whiskey
Episode 49 min 36s

106: Castle & Key Restoration Rye Whiskey

Castle & Key Distillery has resurrected a giant in the Kentucky Bourbon industry, the Old Taylor Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky. And after many years of restoring the fabled location, Castle & Key has released their first whiskey. Restoration Rye, an aptly named whiskey, is the first rye whiskey to be released from this location as well. We are joined by co-founder Wes Murry and Blender Brett Connors to discuss the distillery's history, its whiskey, and their plans for the future. We taste through Batch 1 of Castle & Key's Restoration Rye during the episode and find that it was well worth the wait.

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Castle & Key As a Destination:

  • Located at 4445 McCracken Pike, Frankfort, KY
  • Popular travel destination for spirits and history enthusiasts alike as it offers experiences of the many historical parts of the property including, the Boiler Room, Taylorton Station, Counter 17, the Springhouse and the Botanical Trail, as well as explorations of its production process and guided tastings.
  • The distillery is currently open for guests to explore the grounds at their leisure from Friday - Sunday from 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Note that currently, guided tastings and production experiences are not available due to COVID-19.
  • For information about Castle & Key please visit https://castleandkey.com or follow on Instagram and Facebook

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