Fierce Whiskers is a minority-owned American bourbon distillery. The company focuses on quality and sustainability from grain to glass and began distilling its first branches of straight rye and bourbon whiskey in September 2020. Plans for a highly exclusive single malt are already underway, while the Fierce Whiskers Straight Rye will be released by 2023 and the premium four-year-aged Straight Bourbon by 2024.
Visitors can experience the spirits throughout the aging process through tastings of the brand's new-make products. Fierce Whiskers also offers tours of its facilities and special events. Moreover, the distillery produces small batches of other spirits such as rum, gin, and agave spirits to widen their range and use for the tasting room's cocktail program.
Sustainable American Bourbon Distilleries
Fierce Whiskers Distillery Offers Tastings to Visitors
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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