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Sunday, July 15, 2012
American Whiskey Trail:Southern Route
Last week we journeyed the northern part of the American Whiskey Trail from New York City, western Pennsylvania and down to the Virginia estate of George Washington. Come along this week to Kentucky and Tennessee where the history of whiskey is alive and well at a handful of renowned distilleries.
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