Heaven Hill Distillery has been distilling and patiently aging American Whiskey for more than eight decades. Now, it's time to share the stories behind those whiskeys and the people who make them on "Tales from the Hill." Must be 21+ to listen.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsFoodSociety & Culture |
At Heaven Hill Distillery, we strive to be stewards of natural resources—which is why cork is crucial to our products. In this episode, we dive into the details, discovering how cork is grown and harvested, how we use it to craft our iconic bottle st... more
At Heaven Hill Distillery, we take barrel rolling seriously. And each year, our barrel rolling teams compete at the World Championship Bourbon Barrel Relay. Learn more about this sport—from our teams to how it’s judged—on our new episode.
It’s no surprise that aging is a key component of crafting high-quality American Whiskeys. And at Heaven Hill Distillery, we take aging seriously. In this episode, we explore the process behind our extra-aged releases and hear from the experts on why... more
At Heaven Hill Distillery, it’s our job to make sure there’s enough quality whiskey to be enjoyed for generations—which is why we’ve partnered with Independent Stave Company to invest in logger education and certified sustainable forestry. In this ep... more
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Really love this format and the production value is off the charts. Informative, entertaining, and current. Very nice job guys!
It is great to get more information about the different products or how they are made.
Really enjoyed listening to seasons 1 and 2! Learning about whiskey history is very interesting for me. Great to hear about all the people that have been involved over the years. Thank you.
I had an excellent time listening to season one and season two. Anyone who likes bourbon and anyone who knows nothing about bourbon will find this series very enjoyable. A well done podcast. Cheers!
I really enjoyed season 1 of this podcast and so glad season 2 is here! I love learning about the back story of how bourbon (and rye) is made and all that goes into it - It just makes drinking it all that much better. And having visited Heaven Hill a couple of years ago I really appreciate their history. Mark Gillespie does a fantastic job of being the host and he should after 15 years of doing Whiskycast podcast and knowing many of these folks in and around the bourbon industry. Cheers and two ... more
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