American Whiskey, and How It Got To Be This Way

The Story of Old Monongahela "Now jes' who d'you think's a-gonna buy that old BROWN whiskey ya got there?" Rye Whiskey in East Pennsylvania and Maryland   The new American classic, and the grandfather of Kentucky Bourbon       (coming soon) Down the River and Through the Gap   Red whiskey moves west, and becomes the flavor of the American frontier (coming soon) ...And All That Jazz   Bootleggers, Bourbon, and Chicago Bathtub Gin    (coming soon) Ghosts of Bourbon's Past   Linda & John visit the ruins of the Old Crow and Old Taylor Distilleries along Glen's Creek Ghosts: The Distilleries of Shively   Historian Mike Veach shows Linda & John and  Greg & Jo Kitzmiller the sites where some of Louisville's most famous bourbons were once produced. Ghosts: The Stitzel-Weller Distillery   The spectre of this legendary distillery may not be quite as cold and dead as it seems... Oscar Getz Museum of American Whiskey History in Bardstown, Kentucky

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