here is one of several
pepper ttb app.pdf
2010 Bourbonian of the Year
As long as you have good whiskey you're not "unemployed", you're "Funemployed!!!"
I'm no Pappyophile
They have the DBA as well. My question is whether or not this is Corsair's product or something they're just bottling for someone else?
If it's all Corsair my initial reaction is disappointment, as I had thought better of them. The claims on the label are a load of crap. Something I'd expect of, say, Diageo, and not one of the more respected micros. This is at least as phony as the current Michter's.
Col. Charles K. "Crotchety" Cowdery
"Whiskey Don't Keep."
The label on the bottle says pot still whiskey, or something to that effect, so I would assume they made it, or at least didn't source it from the big boys (unless they sourced from Woodford).
The label says a lot of things.
Col. Charles K. "Crotchety" Cowdery
"Whiskey Don't Keep."
Corsair had several barrels put up for them last spring when i was in Bowling Green. I would assume that is the whiskey they are using in the label. It was not bad for small barrel whiskey.
Mike Veach
Col. Charles K. "Crotchety" Cowdery
"Whiskey Don't Keep."
The people who own the James E Pepper label now. They (or maybe a single person, I don't remember) are based in the Washington D.C. area.
Mike Veach
I've been exchanging tweets with @corsairartisan (no longer Ben Kickert, I'm assuming)
Not exactly new info, but some confirmation at least.Me: Can you tell us anything about this new James E. Pepper bourbon?
Corsair: there is nothing new about it. In fact it is the oldest bourbon receipe
Me: Let me be a bit more specific, is this one of your brands or are you making it for somebody else?
Corsair: it is a contracted product, unfortunately it is only available in D.C
Latest Communication:
Me: Thanks for the info! Can you disclose who you're making it for?
Corsair: James Pepper![]()