MGP Ingredients Inc., the Indiana-based supplier of distilled spirits, has promoted Matt Greeno to its newly-created Lead Master Distiller position. The announcement came in a news release, which reported that Greeno will be in charge of ensuring distillation quality and supporting new product development for … Continue readingMGP Creates Lead Master Distiller Position, Promotes Matt Greeno
MGP of Indiana announced it is rolling out its first single barrel release of Rossville Union Rye Whiskey, a bottled in bond specialty release offered in two mash bills. Rossville Union Single Barrel Rye will have a SRP of $49.99 per 750mL bottle. The annual … Continue readingMGP Rolls Out 2020 Barrels of Rossville Union Single Barrel Rye Whiskey, $49.99
MGP announced the Remus Repeal Reserve Series IV Straight Bourbon Whiskey hitting shelves in September 2020. It’s $84.99 and 100 proof. Previous releases coincided with Repeal Day (December 5) or the end of Prohibition. This year, the company said, the demand has pushed the annual … Continue readingMGP to Release Remus Repeal Reserve Series IV, $84.99
In what was only a matter of time, MGP Ingredients announced its first rye whiskey label– Rossville Union. Named after the founding distillery in Lawrenceburg, Rossville Union represents a historic return to the home of crafted rye whiskey and honors a spirited tradition that dates … Continue readingMGP Launches Rye with Historical Roots: Rossville Union
In what was only a matter of time, MGP Ingredients announced its first rye whiskey label– Rossville Union. Named after the founding distillery in Lawrenceburg, Rossville Union represents a historic return to the home of crafted rye whiskey and honors a spirited tradition that dates … Continue readingMGP Launches Rye Whiskey: Rossville Union
We’re in weird times. There’s a growing consumer acceptance of sourced whiskey and the Non-Distiller Producers who create them. The class-action lawsuits regarding state-of-distillation and misleading consumers are largely over. (Tito’s recently won its case.) Mike Veach and I have offered historical evidence about the … Continue readingSourced Whiskey: Where are we now?