
The Whiskey Lore Podcast, hosted by best-selling travel author Drew Hannush, is a captivating exploration of whiskey's rich history, myths, and modern craft distilling culture, appealing to both enthusiasts and curious newcomers. Covering bourbon, Scotch, Irish, rye, and more, the podcast offers three formats: Stories, which delve into historical narratives like the origins of Bottled-in-Bond or I... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelArtsFoodSociety & Culture | |||

Welcome to the second half of Chapter 1 of The Lost History of Bourbon.
Here is your chance to hear the writing of a book - as it happens. That means sometimes changes come about and this episode contains a refreshed middle section to the chapter a... more
GUEST: Jeremy Buchanan (Owner & Distiller, Hartfield & Co.) What does it mean to make Bourbon in Bourbon County? For Jeremy Buchanan, it means more than putting whiskey in a bottle, it means reconnecting with a forgotten distilling tradition that hel... more
Enjoy a unique experience as I write a whiskey history book and give you a sneak preview of the rough draft.
The Lost History of Bourbon takes you back to the origins of the spirit and reveals the forgotten history that gave Bourbon its good name. more
GUESTS: John Kelly (CEO) & Graeme Millar (Master Distiller), Belfast Distillery Company Belfast was once one of the world's great whiskey capitals, but for decades its distilling heritage lay dormant. In this episode, Drew Hannush reunites with Belfa... more
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Thank you so much for your time and effort in researching facts for this episode and more. One of the best podcasts out there. Listen to every episode.
This and the Whiskey Lore Interviews podcast are fantastic. Highly recommend!
Recently started listening to the podcast, following on from Drew’s interview on WhiskyCast.
It’s been a riveting listen, taking me through stories I thought I knew but amazed to find out the facts are not always as have been recounted.
Well worth the listen, testament to this has been myself reaching midway of season 4, without even realising it. You won’t be disappointed if you have an interest in both whisky and history.
…but the narrator says “Benjermin”, “fermiliar”, and “assoshiate”. It’s too grating; he should continue the great research and then get someone else to narrate if he is too old to fix the problem.
I really enjoy this podcast. The subjects are interesting and the host speaks well with a nice pace. I’ve listened to all the episodes and find myself repeating them!
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A history- and culture-forward show centered on whiskey, its origins, evolving craft, and the people and places shaping the spirit world. Across flights and interviews, episodes explore distilleries, regional whiskey scenes, archival myths, and modern production techniques, all delivered with warm storytelling and practical travel angles. Notable strengths include deep historical research, a penchant for uncovering lesser-known industry lore, and hands-on travel vibes that bring distilleries, regions, and brands to life for curious enthusiasts and industry folks alike.
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