Kentucky Bourbon: The Early Years of Whiskeymaking
""When I began reading the book, I was a mere consumer of the brown substance known as whiskey. After reading this book I n not only have the pleasure consuming it, I know a little more about how the substance became what it is today. Consumers and historians alike would enjoy reading this book and making it an addition to their library." --William John McDaniel III, Kentucky Beverage Journal" --""As an imbiber of this tasty product, this reviewer feels this short volume is a must for any Kentuckian interested in our state's heritage." --Karl Lietzenmayer, Northern Kentucky Heritage" --""The book is the first of its kind to carefully trace the early years of bourbon in Kentucky and to draw from extensive research of 17th and 18th century newspapers, court records, diaries and journals." --Kentucky Alumni" --""The well-researched book tells the story from its subject's roots and gives an insight to early-day Kentucky." --National Barbeque News" --""Crowgey got his hands dirty. He read letters from people in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, he dug up long out of print newspapers, scouring both the news and advertisements. He got hold of production and sales figures, government records, and eyeballed maps. In short, he did an awful lot of work in order to enable him to paint a full picture of who made Bourbon, how, where and why...Anyone who wants to claim any knowledge of whiskey in early America should grab hold of a copy." --alcoholreviews.com" --""The bold taste of bourbon can now be enjoyed by newcomers looking to experiment with the rich flavors of this uniquely American beverage." --Novus Vinum" --""From cover to cover, this tiny cocktail recipe book offers expanded uses and flavors to an old Kentucky tradition." --Fine Lines" --""Few know Bourbon cocktails as well as Joy Perrine." --Cheers Magazine" --""This petite book is filled with all of the bourbon recipes you will likely ever need and goes far beyond the Old-fashioned and Manhattan." --About.com" --""From classic Kentucky cocktails such as the Mint Julep, to bourbon-inspired desserts...this book supplies recipes for every course." --Okra Picks" --