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- History of distillery
- Established in 1986, the Very Olde St. Nick (VOSN) brand was started by Marci Palatella to capitalize on the growing demand in Japan for ultra-aged bourbon.
- Marci worked for Jullian Van Winkle III as his agent in the japanese market
- The brand was designed around bringing the best aged and best tasting whiskey to the Japanese market.
- Originally sourcing its barrels from the Old Commonwealth distillery (Van Winkle’s distillery)
- Was then sourced from Willet
- Now produce their own
- Since the brand was started around fantastic whiskey that had some age to it, they hit a rough spot in 2015 when whiskey started to take off in the US
- Marci bought up an old tobacco farm, in Nelson County (Bardstown KY) to build a craft distillery on.
- Preservation distillery
- They currently distill in very small batches
- 1-3 barrels
- The idea behind such small batches is that they are not looking to rush the process. They want to distill the same aged, delicious whiskey that they have been sourcing. owner/s
- This bottle story
- This brand has a habit of embellishing and just making things up, so take it with a grain of salt
- They found some barrels in an old warehouse from a shuttered distillery. After tasting them, they purchased the lot of rare perfection and they continued to age there in canada
- The aging happened in a single story warehouse in canada. Because of the cold there is less interaction with the wood
- Theory
- It doesn't say, but this 4 grain doesn't seem to have been made the canada way with aging separately
- The juice
- Aged and bottled in canada
- 4 grain bourbon mash bill
- Not disclosed but most believe it to be high wheat
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- History of distillery
- Established in 1986, the Very Olde St. Nick (VOSN) brand was started by Marci Palatella to capitalize on the growing demand in Japan for ultra-aged bourbon.
- Marci worked for Jullian Van Winkle III as his agent in the japanese market
- The brand was designed around bringing the best aged and best tasting whiskey to the Japanese market.
- Originally sourcing its barrels from the Old Commonwealth distillery (Van Winkle’s distillery)
- Was then sourced from Willet
- Now produce their own
- Since the brand was started around fantastic whiskey that had some age to it, they hit a rough spot in 2015 when whiskey started to take off in the US
- Marci bought up an old tobacco farm, in Nelson County (Bardstown KY) to build a craft distillery on.
- Preservation distillery
- They currently distill in very small batches
- 1-3 barrels
- The idea behind such small batches is that they are not looking to rush the process. They want to distill the same aged, delicious whiskey that they have been sourcing. owner/s
- This bottle story
- This brand has a habit of embellishing and just making things up, so take it with a grain of salt
- They found some barrels in an old warehouse from a shuttered distillery. After tasting them, they purchased the lot of rare perfection and they continued to age there in canada
- The aging happened in a single story warehouse in canada. Because of the cold there is less interaction with the wood
- Theory
- It doesn't say, but this 4 grain doesn't seem to have been made the canada way with aging separately
- The juice
- Aged and bottled in canada
- 4 grain bourbon mash bill
- Not disclosed but most believe it to be high wheat
Website:www.whiskeychaserspod.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/whiskeychaserspodcast
Insta:https://www.instagram.com/whiskeychaserspodcast/
TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@whiskeychaserspodcast
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