The third-party distillers launching their own labels 21st May, 2021 by Owen Bellwood
While big third-party producers have been a major part of the industry for years and are still going strong, change is afoot with own-label bottlings on the rise, as Owen Bellwood discovers.
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Craft and artisanal spirits remain the apple of many consumers’ eyes, with drinkers often seeking out products with provenance, history and a handmade approach to distillation. However, the backbone of many start‐up brands touting these credentials has long been third‐party distillers. Producers such as MGP Ingredients have aided the launch of countless Bourbon brands, while London’s Thames Distillers has helped create myriad gins.
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Whiskey Review: Green River Distilling Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Whiskey Review: Green River Distilling Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Editor’s Note: This whiskey was provided to us as a review sample by Green River Distilling. This in no way, per our editorial policies, influenced the final outcome of this review.
Resurrected from the rubble of a pre-prohibition fire, the distillery formerly known as O.Z. Tyler, alongside its master distiller Jacob Call, has reintroduced a fabled name, Green River, to the market with a pending Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Once the talk of the town, bad luck and a series of sales had left the Green River name for dead until recent times, when plans were made to bring the legendary name back.
When it comes to bourbon production, corn must be its key ingredient.
And thereâs not a day that goes by that corn isnât being unloaded at Green River Distilling Co. in Owensboro.
On Dec. 14, Isaac Brown of Brown Farms in Beaver Dam, was there unloading a semitrailer of corn.
Brown said most of his corn is sold to Perdue Farms as chicken feed, but that he does appreciate that a portion of his grain is being used in bourbon production.
âItâs cool coming here and knowing that a product youâre growing is going into their product theyâre making and itâs distributed all around the world,â Brown said.