WhiskyCast Episode 91: May 13, 2007

It's rare that a
whisky is more well-known overseas than in its home country, but that's
the case with Four Roses Bourbon. It was once America's best-selling
bourbon, until Seagram's magnate Samuel Bronfman decided it should be
sold only in export markets. Bronfman's long gone, but Four Roses is
back at home. We'll hear the whole story from Four Roses Master
Distiller Jim Rutledge. In the news, Speyside's finest are honored,
Ardmore finally gets its due as a single malt, and the latest from Jim
Murray on the 2007 Whisky Bible.