Progressive bourbon

[NQAS]

I was in the liquor store and was stumped on bourbon. Oh, I know what Kentucky bourbon I like but I don’t want to spend money on rwers. To ge called bourbon it has to be distilled in Kentucky, so maybe Im just looking for a good whiskey from a blue business. And I probably don’t care where that is.

Any suggestions on a liberal leaning Kentucky distiller or good bourbon/whiskey from somewhere else? Though I may not be able to buy it locally, I’ll figure something out.

Thanks.

[leftieNanner]

1. Freeland Spirits in Portland, Oregon

Woman owned company. They make a nice bourbon and their gin is fantastic!

We can get it in our local liquor store. Not sure if it's available elsewhere.

[Hoyt]

2. There is this one, but it's made by big distillery in Kentucky.

They apparently make a Red State as well. Distilleries fear weed, so probably red.

There are a bunch of craft distilleries around the country, some of which are likely blue.

[Haggard Celine]

3. Here's a link I found that shows where some liquor drinkers

are on the political spectrum. The only bourbons I saw were Wild Turkey and Jim Beam, and you can guess where they are. I like the Kickin' Chicken, but they do have a lot of redneck fans.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2013/12/31/what-your-favorite-drink-says-about-your-politics-in-one-chart/

[Shermann]

4. I don't think most distilleries are going to advertise any political alignment

It instantly alienates half of your potential customer base. Your only option then is to double down on dumbness like Mike Lindell.

'Nuff said.

[yellowdogintexas]

5. I know of one in Fort Worth TX

Small craft distillery making several different liquors.

Acre Distillery
https://www.acredistilling.com/

He is always willing to donate items to our fundraisers