MGPI of Indiana Article

[cowdery]

Here is an article, published today in the Dearborn County Register about the former Seagram's distillery in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.

As for where the distillery is actually located, Vinoski told me the property straddles the line between Greendale and Lawrenceburg.

[squire]

40,000 tons a moth? Good God, that's alot.

[Bourbon Boiler]

How long it's aged is a trade secret? Stange since they sell different distinct ages.

[Bourbon Boiler]

40,000 tons a moth? Good God, that's alot.

That is a large moth. :bigeyes:

(Sorry, long day here.)

[squire]

Mothzilla, the Legend Lives.

[Restaurant man]

If they feed the farm animals the spent grain, and the process is cyclical, what are they putting in the bourbon?

[mosugoji64]

Mothzilla, the Legend Lives.

Mothra vs. Mothzilla? I'd check that one out.

[squire]

The Legend of Mothman crossed my mind but that seemed too obvious.

[tmckenzie]

If they feed the farm animals the spent grain, and the process is cyclical, what are they putting in the bourbon?

[squire]

Free the Bourbon! Free the Bourbon! Free the Bourbon!

[cowdery]

Only about 20% of the distillery's capacity is for whiskey. The rest is for GNS. But, yes, it's one of the largest distilleries in the country.

[squire]

A veritable river of whisky . . . where's my boat.

[Josh]

If the river was whiskey and I was a diving duck...

[squire]

I'd dive to the bottom and drink it all up.