From Goodwood Brewing:
LOUISVILLE, KY - Goodwood Brewing and Bardstown Bourbon Company teamed up for a limited, regional release. This 11-year-old bourbon is finished in Goodwood Brewing Brandy Barrel Honey Ale casks for 18 months resulting in a rich bourbon accentuated by layers of honey, caramel, fig, malt and dried fruit. A nuanced finish of finely crafted ale enhances this unique pour.
"Goodwood's award-winning portfolio of cask finished beers have a loyal following," says Goodwood CEO, Ted Mitzlaff. "We enjoy collaborations with other Kentucky breweries and distilleries and were honored when Bardstown Bourbon Company proposed this collaboration given their tremendous reputation in the industry. This bourbon is fantastic!!"
Bardstown Bourbon Company and Goodwood Brewing Company will resume their collaboration in early 2020, when a bourbon finished in Walnut Brown Ale casks is released.
The public are invited to try the full Goodwood and Bardstown spirits Line on Tuesday October 22nd at the Goodwood Louisville Taproom from 6-9 PM and again on Wednesday October 23rd at the Goodwood Frankfort Brewpub from 6-9 PM
Products are now available for purchase in select markets.
Launch Party info here: Louisville Party and Frankfort Party
About Goodwood Brewing
Goodwood Brewing is located in the heart of downtown Louisville, KY. The brewery is dedicated to making beers that have been touched by wood; whether in reclaimed oak casks once used to house bourbon, red wine, tequila, rum and brandy or seasoned on oak, hemp, poplar or ash. Goodwood's "shade-grown beers" are all touched by the natural gradations of reclaimed casks and other wood types for flavorful expressions that are unique to Goodwood. Just like the bourbon Kentucky is famous for, all of Goodwood's beers begin with limestone water. The gents behind Goodwood are some of Louisville's longest-serving brewing veterans, producing craft beer since 1988. Goodwood is available in KY, TN, IN, MN, OH, WV, VA, AL, OK, TN, GA, SC, FL, TX, and NC.
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