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Bourbon Whiskey Our Native Spirit 2nd Ed 2nd Edition Bernie Lubbers

Name: Bourbon Whiskey Our Native Spirit 2nd Ed 2nd Edition Bernie Lubbers
SKU: BELL-11216298
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 5 (60 reviews)

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Bourbon Whiskey Our Native Spirit 2nd Ed 2nd Edition Bernie Lubbers instant download after payment.

Publisher: Blue River Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 34.53 MB

Pages: 218

Author: Bernie Lubbers

ISBN: 9781935628255, 1935628259

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 2

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Bourbon Whiskey Our Native Spirit 2nd Ed 2nd Edition Bernie Lubbers by Bernie Lubbers 9781935628255, 1935628259 instant download after payment.

Travel the Whiskey Trail and around the country with whiskey professor Bernie Lubbers as he reveals the history and process of making and selling America's native spirit. Sharing his homespun Kentucky wisdom and outrageous whiskey adventures Bernie engages the reader with humorous tales throughout the book. But this book is not all fun and games. The Whiskey Professor enlightens with a rock solid history of the spirit, the industry and its legends. Readers will also be delighted with bourbon and whiskey recipes for drinks and food contributed by bars and restaurants along the Whiskey Trail and the professors own family archives.