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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /nas/content/live/fredminnick/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121Old Louisville Whiskey Opens in Louisville
Old Louisville Whiskey Co., featuring a new line of small batch whiskeys, launched in Kentucky in early August.
Founded by Amine and Beth Karaoud, the Old Louisville Whiskey Co. has its roots in the historic neighborhood as the Karaouds funded the company with the sale of their Old Louisville rental properties.
The Karaouds opened a tasting room and warehouse at 4427 Poplar Level Rd. which people can visit by appointment to select single barrels from the owners’ unique whiskey collection. In addition to the tasting room, whiskey fans can buy Old Louisville Whiskey, Batch #1, on shelves throughout Kentucky.
“We’ve always loved the architecture in the neighborhood, and Old Louisville is really where we learned the trade of whiskey and gained our bourbon knowledge,” said Founder Amine Karaoud. “Much like the neighborhood, we wanted to release a whiskey that was aged properly. It took patience but it has been well worth the wait.”
The Old Louisville portfolio will feature a variety of mashbills. The first batch, which will retail at $149.99, was selected for its easy drinkability and pleasing flavor. It is a straight bourbon whiskey, aged 7-10 years and bottled at barrel proof – uncut, unfiltered. Future releases will include an American whiskey aged 16 years and a rye, and all releases will be limited (2,000 bottles or less).
The label reflects a map of Old Louisville from 1884 with a star that indicates one of the properties the Karaouds own on First and Oak Street. In addition to owning property in the area, Amine worked in production at a renowned bourbon company where he supervised a bottling facility. He and his wife, Beth, began sourcing bourbon and letting it age for the Old Louisville Whiskey line, years prior to launch
For More Information, visit https://www.oldlouisvillewhiskey.com/.