Sentence examples for bourbon making from inspiring English sources

It was in the central part of the state, in the rolling hills between Lexington and Louisville — where a layer of limestone filters the iron from the water, making it ideal for bourbon making — that Scotch-Irish distillers settled in the early 1800s.

In the wars with England, Jean I, duc de Bourbon, made him lieutenant general in Languedoc and Guyenne.

Among the bourbons produced in the area is Old Taylor, a bloodline bourbon, made in a gray, turreted,… NOTES FOR A GAZETTEER about Denver, Colo.

Among the bourbons produced in the area is Old Taylor, a bloodline bourbon, made in a gray, turreted, fortress-like building that bears every outward appearance of the age of chivalry, with the possible exception of a moat.

One third of the bourbon made now comes from Louisville.

A splash of rum or bourbon makes it a bit more festive for the holidays".

Burnside Residence Hall at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston was opened in 1966 Burnside Bourbon is a bourbon made by Eastside Distilling in Portland, Oregon.

So let's give a Texas-sized welcome to the first ever bourbon made in the Lone Star State.

The Rebel Yell family of bourbon, made in Louisville, Ky., includes flavored whiskey (one is root beer-flavored) and some small batch rye.

Whiskeys produced in the United States are generally called bourbons (made from corn) or ryes, and tend to be sweeter than Scottish whiskeys.

And there are dozens, if not hundreds, of very fine bourbons made all over this great land of ours (contrary to what many believe, bourbon does not have to be made in Kentucky in order to be called bourbon), with more new brands making their debut every month.