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Log Still Distillery recently announced the second release in their limited Fifth District Series, an expression that pays tribute to the historic distilleries of the fifth tax district in Kentucky.

We review Cody Road Bourbon from Mississippi River Distilling in Le Claire, Iowa.

Kentucky’s Log Still Distillery recently launched its Single Barrel Selection Program, an experience the distiller says will embody their commitment to community while inviting visitors to go on a personal bourbon journey.

Log Still Distillery, a family-run distillery founded by Wally Dant and cousins Lynne and Charles Dant, is proud to announce the launch of its Single Barrel Selection Program.

Kentucky-based Log Still Distillery is entering the Georgia market for the first time. In a partnership with Winebow Fine Wine & Spirits, Monk’s Road Bourbon, Monk’s Road gins, and the Rattle & Snap Tennessee Whiskey line hit shelves statewide by the end of February.

By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com Move over, Black Velvet. There’s a new No. 1 liquor brand in the state, and its name is Tito’s. After holding the spot of top brand of spirits in Iowa for about 10 years, Black Velvet Canadian Whiskey gave way to Tito’s Handmade Vodka, which outsold BV by about 40,000 gallons in the fiscal year ending June 30. Black Velvet took over the No. 2 position, …

Kentucky-based Log Still Distillery is entering the Ohio market for the first time. In a partnership with Heidelberg Distributing, Monk’s Road Bourbon and Rattle & Snap Tennessee Whiskey will hit shelves statewide by the end of November.

Log Still Distillery, tied to the long standing Dant bourbon making family, is, as of this month, now fully operational. Their full scale opening, drawing dignitaries from throughout Kentucky, is the result of a more than $60 million investment.

Clear some space on your home bar for a couple of promising new whiskeys

We review Log Still Distillery's Monk's Road Cold Spring Distillery Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. It's the first in what appears to be a single barrel-focused series.