- 2018Three friends buy their first barrels to continue picking whiskey together.
- 2020First single barrel rye released in February. Social media takes notice.
- 2021Demand is so high, NBC opens its own distillery in March.
- 2022Best in Class at the world's largest spirits competition.
- 2023Tennessee Blender of the Year. Downtown Tasting Room opens.
- Now30+ states, 3 countries, and a Louisville location on the horizon.
THREE GUYS.
ONE OBSESSION.
NO PLAN TO STOP.
In 2018, we were three friends who could see where the market was headed — not enough bourbon supply, impossible allocations, and the cult barrels we loved becoming impossible to find. One of our favorite pastimes had always been traveling the country picking single barrels together. That tradition was vanishing fast.
So we decided to do it our way. We invested in our own ability to select single barrels — bought our first batch in 2018, quite honestly just to keep the tradition alive with our friends.
"Little did we know what would happen next."
The word got out — fast. People started talking about our barrels. It got so popular that friends began asking if they could pick one of our barrels themselves. In February 2020, we released our first single barrel rye. Social media made sure the rest was history.
Groups from all over the country started calling. By March 2021, we had to open our own distillery just to house it all. And we're so glad we did — because now we get to share even more whiskey with enthusiasts and friends like you.
When you're in Nashville — come on by. Have a dram, a bottle, or a barrel. Find out why people have been talking about us.
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