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1. www.courier-journal.com › story › lifeBourbon doesn't have to be made in Kentucky. Here's why

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   Sep 25, 2018 · It's a common myth that bourbon must be made in Kentucky. Here's where the myth started and what you really need to know about Kentucky's spirit.

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3. www.southernliving.com › does-bourbon-have-to-beDoes Bourbon Have To Be Made In Kentucky? - Southern Living

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Bourbon does not need to be made in Kentucky, but to be considered bourbon, the spirit must be made in the U.S., made from at least 51 percent corn, distilled no higher than 160-proof, enter a virgin white oak barrel at no higher than 125 proof, and be free of additives.

4. thewhiskeywash.com › whiskey-styles › bourbonIs It Still Bourbon If It's Not Made In Kentucky?

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   Jul 6, 2015 · Drinkers of Kentucky bourbon can thus rest assured- the supremacy of Kentucky bourbon is not in jeopardy. While there are plenty of great bourbons made outside of the state, Kentucky bourbon will always be the standard by which all other bourbons are measured.

5. vinepair.com › wine-blog › myth-busted-bourbon-doesMyth Busted: Bourbon Does Not Have To Be Made In Kentucky

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   Sep 23, 2015 · In fact, bourbon doesn’t have to be made anywhere near Kentucky—and it can still be 100% authentic. It’s called “America’s Native Spirit,” after all, not “Kentucky’s Native Spirit.”

6. www.tastingtable.com › 1499022Does Bourbon Always Have To Be Made In Kentucky?

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   Jan 27, 2024 · The short answer is that bourbon does not have to be made in Kentucky. Why do some people think it does? For starters, Kentucky produces roughly 95% of the world's bourbon, but...

7. kybourbon.com › industry › faqFAQ - Kentucky Distillers' Association

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   Does Bourbon have to be made in Kentucky? No – but we LOVE that you think that. According to the 1964 Congressional Resolution, in order to have “Bourbon” on the label it must be made in the United States of America and meet all other federal “standards of identity” for Bourbon.

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   Does Bourbon have to be made in Kentucky?

   • Bourbon does not have to be made in Kentucky, despite it being known as ‘America’s Native Spirit’. It can still be 100% authentic. Not that you should share this information with a Kentuckian after having a few drinks together.

   Myth Busted: Bourbon Does Not Have To Be Made In Kentucky

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   What is a Kentucky Bourbon?

   • O’Donnell says that to be called a Kentucky bourbon, it needs to be made in Kentucky. "Usually, you will see 'Kentucky Straight Bourbon' on a bottle," she explains. “That means the whiskey was made in Kentucky, follows all the bourbon laws, and is aged for a minimum of two years.

   Does Bourbon Have To Be Made In Kentucky? - Southern Living

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   Is Kentucky Bourbon a good Bourbon?

   • While there are plenty of great bourbons made outside of the state, Kentucky bourbon will always be the standard by which all other bourbons are measured. Maggie Kimberl's passion for bourbon ignited during a chance encounter with Four Roses Master Distiller Jim Rutledge.

   Is It Still Bourbon If It's Not Made In Kentucky? | The Whiskey Wash

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   Is bourbon production limited to Kentucky?

   • The state of Kentucky has a long and rich history of whiskey production and is home to some of the most famous distilleries in the world for bourbon. Additionally, bourbon must be distilled to no more than 160 proof (80% alcohol by volume) and bottled at no less than 80 proof (40% alcohol by volume).

   Does Bourbon Have To Be Made in Kentucky? (2023 Updated)

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   Does Kentucky Bourbon age well?

   • The climate in Kentucky has a special influence on bourbon aging, with its warmer summers gently accelerating the aging process in the barrel. This does not necessarily mean that Kentucky Bourbon ages better than bourbon made elsewhere.

   Myth Busted: Bourbon Does Not Have To Be Made In Kentucky

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   Can Bourbon be made anywhere?

   • "Bourbon can be made anywhere. BUT it cannot be labeled as bourbon unless it’s made in the state of Kentucky. As in Jack Daniels Sour Mash Whiskey made in Tennessee. It’s technically bourbon in every way except where it was produced." He then offered up helpfully that perhaps if I'd mentioned that, I may have gotten a free drink. Bless his heart.

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9. www.bourbons.com › articles › tasting-tableDoes Bourbon Always Have To Be Made In Kentucky?

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   Oct 8, 2024 · While Kentucky does produce the majority of the world's bourbon, legally, bourbon can be made anywhere in the U.S. as long as it meets specific criteria outlined by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.