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The 2024 REAL SIMPLE Gift Guide offers a variety of gift ideas at different price points, including items such as a miniature tote keychain, bee-themed socks, a deck of mushroom cards, lip balms, watercolor workbooks, and more. The guide features unique and thoughtful gifts suitable for various interests and preferences, making it easy to find something special for everyone on your list. With items ranging from $25 or less to $200 or less, the guide provides a wide selection of affordable and creative gift options for any occasion. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the grand mansions tied to Kentucky's rich bourbon heritage, showcasing the legacy of prominent bourbon families. Topics include the T.B. Ripy Home, a Queen Anne-style mansion that hosts bourbon-related events, the Saffell House, a Richardson Romanesque residence symbolizing pre-Prohibition bourbon success, and the Berry Hill Mansion, a Colonial Revival-style estate linked to the prosperous Old Crow distillery, now used for public events and tours.

The article focuses on the transformation of a nearly 100-year-old school building in Graham, Kentucky, into The Bard Distillery, led by founders Thomas and Kim Bard. Topics include the couple's journey from racing careers to bourbon-making, their dedication to reviving the local community, and their plans for expanding production and creating a destination distillery.

The article from Mother Earth News discusses adding unique flavors to cold-weather meals and treats. The author shares recipes for dishes like Benner Bourbon Applesauce, Dana's Spiced-Rum Fowl Stew, and Dana's 'Beef' Stew, incorporating alcohol to enhance the flavors. The recipes are inspired by traditional staples, with a personal touch, and emphasize the importance of cooking as a cultural connection and a way to bring people together. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides information on the bourbon culture in Bardstown in Kentucky. Topics discussed include the number of bourbon distilleries located in the town, the U.S. federal law on the production of bourbon, the Kentucky Bourbon Festival held in the town, and the preservation of historic sites in the town.

The article from Sun Valley Magazine celebrates the longstanding restaurants in the Wood River Valley that have been serving memorable meals for over half a century. Notable eateries like The Ram, The Roundhouse, The Kneadery, The Christiania, The Sawtooth Club, and The Pioneer Saloon offer unique dining experiences with rich histories and diverse menus. These establishments have become local favorites and have attracted famous guests like Bing Crosby, Marilyn Monroe, Gary Cooper, and Ernest Hemingway over the years. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses a fundraiser organized by Sazerac Co. in partnership with BlockBar to raise funds for the American Red Cross's relief efforts for Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The fundraiser included an online auction of rare spirits from Sazerac's distilleries, with starting bids at $100. The CEO of Sazerac expressed a commitment to aiding recovery efforts, while the CEO of Blockbar highlighted the opportunity for the community to support hurricane relief while acquiring exceptional spirits. [Extracted from the article]

Woodford Reserve and Chris Morris have played a significant role in the innovation and revival of bourbon. They have experimented with different grains, maturation techniques, and flavor profiles to create new innovations in bourbon-making. One notable product innovation is Woodford Reserve Double Oaked, which involves aging classic Woodford Reserve in a new, charred barrel for a second time, resulting in a rich and flavorful spirit. Woodford Reserve continues to push the boundaries of innovation in the bourbon industry, with Master Distiller Elizabeth McCall promising more creative releases in the future. However, they also emphasize the importance of staying true to the core bourbon product and not straying too far from its established parameters. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the latest trends in travel guidebooks, focusing on major publishers' efforts to cater to the interests and preferences of modern travelers. The publishers are expanding their offerings to include coffee-table books that inspire readers to plan their next vacation. The guidebooks cover a range of topics, such as wine-making, beer-brewing, and spirit-distilling in different regions of the United States, as well as road trips across all 50 states. Other guidebooks suggest unique experiences like visiting haunted places or exploring natural wonders. The article emphasizes that travel is now more about experiencing different cultures and pursuing personal interests rather than simply sightseeing. [Extracted from the article]

DEPARTMENTS HOST'S GUIDE If you are under the impression that bourbon can be made only in Kentucky, you're not alone. $108 † WYOMING WHISKEY DOUBLE CASK BOURBON Sherry-cask finishes are common in Scotch and are starting to gain more traction in American whiskey. $41 REDWOOD EMPIRE GRIZZLY BEAST BOURBON This bottled-in-bond bourbon is the first release from this California distillery produced entirely in-house, from mashing the grains to maturing the whiskey in barrels. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the factors that contributed to the success of Kentucky entrepreneurs Shane Baker and Pat Heist's distilling business. Topics mentioned include their initiative to improve the flavor of bourbon by integrated biology and engineering processes, their goal to focus on sustainability, and the value of practicing a family-oriented culture.

YIELD: 2 drinks INGREDIENTS • 1 cup frozen mango chunks, plus extra for garnishing • ¾ cup mango nectar • ¼ cup white rum. Into a cocktail shaker, add the strained blueberry-whiskey mixture, egg white, maple liqueur, and bitters; shake well for at least 30 seconds. TIP: When using raw egg white in a cocktail, it's a good idea to pick out the chalazae - that solid white squiggly thing connecting the yolk to the white; it's never fun to find it in your drink!. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers a personal experience of participating in a graffiti tour in Israel, Tel Aviv's Florentin neighborhood, where tourists are given the chance to leave their mark on the city's walls with spray paint. Despite feeling like a rebel for defacing public property, the author reflects on the experience as a memorable and unique way to engage with the local art scene.

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The article discusses India's government considering various options, such as a trade deal, cutting tariffs, and importing more goods from the US, to counter potential trade actions threatened by President Donald Trump. The Modi-led administration is exploring strategies to address the trade surplus with the US, including purchasing more whiskey, steel, and oil, and reducing import tariffs on products like bourbon whiskey and pecan nuts. The plans are part of India's broader strategy to avoid conflict with Trump and potentially benefit from a US-China trade war. [Extracted from the article]

The Canadian Ambassador in Washington warns of potential retaliatory measures in response to US President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian products. Trump's threats have escalated, with implications for the US economy and potential shifts in trade relationships with other countries like China and Russia. Canada is considering extensive tariffs on US products if the 25% levies are imposed, while Trump's team is discussing a gradual approach to leverage negotiations without causing inflation. The trade relationship between the US and Canada, including the significant trade deficit and disagreements over border security, remains a point of contention. [Extracted from the article]

Canada is prepared to implement counter-tariffs against the US if President-elect Donald Trump initiates a trade war, according to outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The US trade deficit with Canada was $55 billion in the first 11 months of the previous year, with Canada being the top export partner for 35 US states. Trudeau highlighted Canada's increased border security efforts in response to Trump's concerns about illegal migration and fentanyl flow, emphasizing that less than 1% of these issues originate from Canada. The article also mentions interactions between Canadian provincial leaders and Trump regarding energy relationships, as well as internal political dynamics within Canada's Liberal Party. [Extracted from the article]

Canada is preparing to impose extensive tariffs on US products if President Trump follows through on his threat to levy 25% tariffs on Canadian goods. The retaliatory measures would target a wide range of US exports to Canada, including products like bourbon whiskey and orange juice. While Canada hopes to avoid a trade war, it is considering various options to respond to potential US tariffs, which could have significant economic impacts on both countries. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Hobby Farms discusses Bourbon Red turkeys, a breed known for meat production and popular among small farms due to their foraging abilities and attractive carcass. Developed in Bourbon County, Kentucky, through crosses of various turkey breeds, Bourbon Reds were admitted to the American Poultry Association in 1909. While originally developed for production, they have seen a resurgence in interest among hobbyists and are now the most popular heritage turkey variety in the United States. [Extracted from the article]

Elijah Craig has introduced a new holiday cocktail called "Craig Nog," which is an elevated eggnog made with their Small Batch Bourbon. The cocktail kit includes all the ingredients needed to make the drink at home, and it is also available prebatched in cans for those in New York City and Chicago. The brand aims to redefine eggnog as a premium holiday beverage by combining the traditional flavors with the bold taste of Bourbon, appealing to both Bourbon enthusiasts and newcomers to the spirit. [Extracted from the article]

The article "Making a Stand" in Audubon discusses the endangered status of white oak trees in the Eastern forests. Due to factors like fire suppression and reduced logging, young white oak trees are not able to replace the old ones, leading to a potential decline in populations in the next decade. White oaks play a crucial role in the ecosystem, serving as nesting trees for birds like Cerulean Warblers and providing food for various wildlife species. Efforts are being made by wildlife groups and whiskey makers to save the white oak trees, including the formation of the White Oak Initiative and the introduction of a bill to support research and regeneration projects. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses impact of flood in Kentucky in 2022. It mentions that down the road and across KY-476, Troublesome Creek rippled down sandbars between thick, green banks. It reveals that a white chicken coop where Jake had kept over 150 show hens winning state and national championships for his breeding was flattened.

R/ Farm Distilling Co., operated by the Rosier family in Missouri, is a unique agritourism destination that offers tours and taste-testing of their farm and distillery. The family grows their own corn, wheat, and rye to produce their signature bourbon and whiskey products. They have seen success with over 10,000 visitors in 2023 and are focused on expanding their marketing efforts to increase brand awareness. The family is committed to maintaining their farming legacy and advocating for production agriculture. [Extracted from the article]

THE YAMAZAKI MIZUNARA JAPANESE OAK CASK 2022 EDITION This new release is part of the 2022 Yamazaki Limited Edition Tsukuriwake Selection, a quartet of whiskies that deconstruct the individual components that go into the Yamazaki Single Malt. The liquid is a blend of Irish single-malt and single-pot-still whiskey, a single-cask release bottled at cask strength with no chill filtration. DEPARTMENTS THE WHISKEY WORLD can be susceptible to fads and hype - indeed, a certain degree of gimmickry is to be expected in a market as crowded as this one. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers review on several Bourbon Whiskey which includes Wild Turkey from Wild Turkey Distilling Co, Woodford Reserve from Brown-Forman Corporation, and Jim Beam from Beam Suntory.