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Lexington, Kentucky, is the home of horse racing in the United States. Heres what its like to immerse yourself in the culture.

Fresh Bourbon Distilling Co., founded by Sean & Tia Edwards, recently opened their a new tasting room in downtown Lexington, Kentucky.

Sean and Tia Edwards, founders of Fresh Bourbon, say they're not only the first African-American bourbon makers in Kentucky, they're wanting to add a unique take to the bourbon experience, saying their goal is to make bourbon enjoyable for everyone.

A ribbon cutting was held Friday for the Fresh Bourbon Distilling Company as they opened up a tasting room to bring a premium and sophisticated bourbon and cocktail experience tailored to Kentucky bourbon tourists.

Fresh Bourbon Distilling Co., owned by African American entrepreneur Sean Edwards, aims to open a large whiskey distillery in Lexington, Kentucky.

Together the Kentucky natives are hoping to put a new spin on a local tradition while also reaching some historic milestones.

Kentucky bourbon distillers have long been a bastion of white men, but these days, things are changing.

Column: On Legacies And Lawsuits, Who Was Really First, And The Rapid Bourbon Festival Sell-Out Column: On Legacies And Lawsuits, Who Was Really First, And The Rapid Bourbon Festival Sell-Out Bourbon is broken. Sounds really funny if you sing it like Cat Stevens’s song, “Morning is Broken.” But writer Brent Joseph’s claim that “bourbon is broken” because it’s stalked and hoarded and resold on the secondary market and drives up prices—lacks all humor because it’s all happening ...

Argument brews over Kentuckys first Black-owned distillery March 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — A disagreement is brewing over who started the first Black-owned distillery in Kentucky. Victory Global, operating as Brough Brothers Distillery in Louisville, filed a federal lawsuit this month accusing Fresh Bourbon Distilling Co. in Lexington of “unfair competition for false advertising" after its owners claimed to be Kentuckys first Black-owned distillery, the Lexington H...

On its website, Fresh Bourbon says its recognized by the commonwealth as the "first African Americans to make Kentucky bourbon that were not slaves."