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Lagavulin Latests Nick Offerman Whisky Saw Finishing Time In Ex Guinness Beer Barrels Lagavulin Latest’s Nick Offerman Whisky Saw Finishing Time In Ex Guinness Beer Barrels There’s a new offering from Nick Offerman via Lagavulin Islay Single Malt Scotch, just in time for Father’s Day. In fact, for all the wisdom Offerman carries, he has one man to thank … his dad, Ric. Nick said he always held Ric’s advice in the highest regard, and you can see that in the father-son’s Lagavulin: M...

Lagavulin creates new whisky with Nick Offerman 13th May, 2021 by Nicola Carruthers Parks and Recreation star Nick Offerman has teamed up with Islay distillery Lagavulin to launch an 11-year-old whisky finished in Guinness beer casks. Nick Offerman and Lagavulin have created a second whisky together The single malt is the second expression to be launched as part of the Diageo-owned brand’s ongoing partnership with Offerman, which began in 2014. The new Lagavulin Offerman Edition: Guinness C...

Ron Swanson’s favorite whiskey Lagavulin gets the Guinness treatment Ron Swanson’s favorite whisky Lagavulin gets the Guinness treatment Nick Offerman saves Fathers Day (and every drop of whisky) with new, limited-edition Lagavulin Offerman Edition: Guinness Cask Finish. IrishCentral Staff Comments A true father-son creation, the second bottling from longtime partners Nick Offerman and Lagavulin single malt scotch is aged in Guinness casks from the Open Gate Brewery in Maryl...

Share this article Share this article YOUR DADS FAVORITE PUB, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- For all the wisdom Nick Offerman carries, he has one man to thank: his dad, Ric. Nick has always held Rics advice in the highest regard, and we have proof - just look at the last four iterations of the pairs Lagavulin: My Tales of Whisky Fathers Day videos. But this year, Nick decided to put his best foot forward (or bottle, if you will) and embark on his most ambitious journey yet to create a Fathers ...

Related Story Before he hit Hollywood, he used the woodworking skills he acquired from his old man to first build sets and scenery for local theaters in Chicago, and later, after moving to Los Angeles, to construct decks and cabins in between scoring pre-Swanson TV parts. In 2001, Offerman opened his eponymous woodshop, where today, he still fashions hand-crafted items like fine furniture, canoes, and ukuleles for fun. (Check out his wares here.) There’s one more thing that links both men f...