While flowers, candy, and chocolate all make great Valentine’s Day gifts, there’s one thing that we believe tops all of those: alcohol. This February 14th, impress your special someone by crafting them a delicious, V-Day-themed drink. We’ve put together a few Valentine’s Day drink recipes...
Whether you’re cheering on the Chiefs or Buccaneers this Super Bowl Sunday, we’ve put together a few drink recipes that are sure to be a touchdown for you and your guests. If you’re tired of only serving beer, try mixing up one of these crowd-pleasing...
Irish Coffee has been a favorite of Irish whiskey lovers for over 70 years. Invented in the early 1940s by chef Joe Sheridan in southern Ireland, the drink combined hot coffee with whisky and was topped with whipped cream. Stanton Delaplane, a travel writer from...
What could be better than a warm drink on a cold winter day? How about a warm drink spiced up with some alcohol? This January 17th, join us as we celebrate National Hot Buttered Rum Day! Made with butter, rum, and a variety of spices,...
The New Year has routinely been a time for making resolutions to get in shape, which may involve eating cleaner or exercising more. However, pledging to be healthier doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice all of the things you love. One example of this for...
Old Tennessee Distilling Company has just what you need to spice up your holiday drink this season. With our seasonal flavors, you can make countless combinations that will keep you in the holiday spirit all winter long. Whether you’re hosting a family dinner, looking to...
We all know how difficult it can be to find the perfect Christmas gift for everyone in your life. Instead of spending hours browsing for gifts, make Old Tennessee Distilling Company your one-stop-shop for everyone on your nice list. Whether it's family, a coworker, or...
December 5th, 1933, also known as National Repeal Day, marks the day that the U.S. officially repealed the alcohol Prohibition law which allowed Americans to consume, sell, and purchase alcohol after 13 dry years. In 1920, Congress passed the 18th Amendment which banned the production,...
When Starbucks started adding espresso shots to their coffee (by request, of course), most Americans became familiar with it. For those who may not be, espresso is “a coffee-making method of Italian origin, in which a small amount of nearly boiling water is forced under...