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bourbiskey A veteran owned distillery. We make custom bottles for groups, company's, events, weddings, and you.

Military Police (MP) commemorative bottle of straight bourbon whiskey, 114.3 proof.This would be a great gift to anybody...
08/08/2025

Military Police (MP) commemorative bottle of straight bourbon whiskey, 114.3 proof.

This would be a great gift to anybody that served as an MP to commemorate the unit in which they served.

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Nose: light oak, vanilla, slight cherry
Palate: sweet aromatics, spice, and some floral notes
Finish: smooth with lingering vanilla and oak

66th Military Police Company 716th Military Police Battalion 8th Military Police Brigade 508th Military Police Battalion 511th Military Police Co, 91st MP BN, 16th MP Brigade 508th Military Police Battalion 49th Military Police Brigade 142nd Military Police Company 437th MP Alumni Association 89th Military Police Brigade 35th Military Police Brigade Retention 175th Military Police Battalion 716th Military Police Battalion 385th Military Police Battalion The 16th Military Police Brigade 514th Military Police Company 720th Military Police Battalion 200th Military Police Command 293rd Military Police Company 385th Military Police Battalion

Limited edition. Patriots Landing first ever release. Founder's reserve of just 88 bottles. Straight bourbon whiskey, 8-...
06/30/2025

Limited edition. Patriots Landing first ever release. Founder's reserve of just 88 bottles. Straight bourbon whiskey, 8-year-old and 110.5 proof.

Patriots Landing, based in Williamstown KY, is a place for Veterans to gather, create products with a purpose, and find the camaraderie that they once cherished from their time served. Visit www.patriotslanding.com. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Patriots Landing.

Go to www.bourbiskey.com to secure your bottle know. This will go quickly.

06/30/2025

Guess who's back!!?

Bourbiskey is back! It was a challenging journey, but we have prevailed. We are based on the outskirts of Lexington. You will be seeing some really cool bottles with some great whiskey.

09/01/2023

Thank you to all those that sent encouraging messages, stopped by the building while I was cleaning it out, and who won’t let city officials go without accountability.

We’ve found a new location!!! Wow, a city that wants business. I’ll announce the location when we get closer to opening.

To commemorate this unnecessary event, I’m making a custom bottle that will show Williamstown city officials on just how I feel. You’re going to love it. I’ve designed the label and it looks really cool. An awesome bottle that will be filled with some great bourb. Obviously, this will be released once all of my permits are transferred to the new location. Stay tuned.



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Update: First, thank you for all the emails, messages, and stopping me around the city. I appreciate all the support. We...
08/28/2023

Update:

First, thank you for all the emails, messages, and stopping me around the city. I appreciate all the support.

We are leaving before we even got started. I don't want to, but the city officials are forcing me to. Here is a brief timeline of events so you can see what I've been dealing with.

December 2022 - Williamstown zoning approved my application. I soon sign a lease after this and start the planning.

January - onward - lots of time and money spent on the business.

June 6 2023 - City officials approve my business license and zoning approves me (again!). I plan to open the business June 12th.

June 8 2023 - City officials notify me that my license/permit are denied because my business is in the central business district and my business is not zoned for this location. You read that correctly. The city/zoning approved me twice over a course of 7 months but all of a sudden, it's a problem.

June 8 - onward - I hired an attorney to fight but I'm running out of money and patience. Plus, the city is using your/my taxpayer money to prevent me from opening the business.

August 2 2023 - city officials and my team had a meeting at the city building. The city advises that they will need 7-10 days to reconsider and to try to find a resolution that both sides can live with. Well, they turned me down and sent an email which contained a sentence that pretty much describes city official's stance of businesses in Williamstown. See attachment.

What's next - we found another location; that city is very open to the business. I just need to get my permits updated which may take a few months.

How can you help: Keep following us. You can call (859-824-6351) or email the Williamstown mayor and express your concern on the situation. [email protected]

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