BLOG AllNewsCampus CreatorsDistillery UpdatesFamily StoriesIndustry NewsMonk’s RoadRattle & SnapRecipesShow imageNewsTennessean: ‘The Disneyland of distilleries’: Health care CEO uses his family history to launch bourbon businessWally Dant, a Nashville healthcare CEO, launches a new bourbon distillery in Kentucky on the same land where his ancestors had a still.Read MoreShow imageNewsThe New York Times: Craft Distilleries Aim to Make Whiskey an ExperienceCraft distilleries are becoming more creative, expanding their business model by adding entertainment, recreation and lodgingRead MoreShow imageNewsBourbon Lens Podcast: Reviving the Dant Family Name in Bourbon History – Log Still Opens Kentucky’s Newest DistilleryIt’s Kentucky’s newest distillery; Log Still Distillery is located in Gethsemane (just outside of Bardstown in Southern Nelson County). Read MoreShow imageNewsBourbon Road Podcast: Introducing Log Still DistilleryJim and Mike view the new Log Still Distillery the day before opening and taste their whiskies.Read MoreShow imageNewsBrian Haara: Log Still Distillery Opens For BusinessKentucky’s newest distillery is owned by descendants of one of the oldest distilling families. J.W. “Wally” Dant III, along with his cousins Lynne Dant and Charles Dant, have now opened Log Still Distillery in Gethsemane, Kentucky. Read MoreShow imageNewsNashville Scene: Nashville-Owned Log Still Distillery Opens Tasting RoomThe 300-acre site in Gethsemane, Ky., currently offers gin and sourced whiskey with its own bourbon resting in the barrel.Read MoreShow imageNewsLexington Herald Leader: Distillery to build family-friendly destination in KentuckyThe Lexington Herald Leader features Log Still Distillery’s $24 million investment in its campus, an emerging Kentucky tourist destination.Read MoreShow imageNewsAP: Distillery to build family-friendly destination in KentuckyAP covers Log Still Distillery’s recent $24 million investment in its campus and surrounding features.Read MoreShow imageNewsThe Spirits Business: Entrepreneur J.W. Dant has unveiled the second phase of his Log Still Distillery project in Kentucky, U.S., following a US$24 million investment.The Spirits Business details Wally Dant’s recent investment into Phase 2 of Log Still Distillery’s developments.Read MoreLoading...Load More (10)
Show imageNewsTennessean: ‘The Disneyland of distilleries’: Health care CEO uses his family history to launch bourbon businessWally Dant, a Nashville healthcare CEO, launches a new bourbon distillery in Kentucky on the same land where his ancestors had a still.Read More
Show imageNewsThe New York Times: Craft Distilleries Aim to Make Whiskey an ExperienceCraft distilleries are becoming more creative, expanding their business model by adding entertainment, recreation and lodgingRead More
Show imageNewsBourbon Lens Podcast: Reviving the Dant Family Name in Bourbon History – Log Still Opens Kentucky’s Newest DistilleryIt’s Kentucky’s newest distillery; Log Still Distillery is located in Gethsemane (just outside of Bardstown in Southern Nelson County). Read More
Show imageNewsBourbon Road Podcast: Introducing Log Still DistilleryJim and Mike view the new Log Still Distillery the day before opening and taste their whiskies.Read More
Show imageNewsBrian Haara: Log Still Distillery Opens For BusinessKentucky’s newest distillery is owned by descendants of one of the oldest distilling families. J.W. “Wally” Dant III, along with his cousins Lynne Dant and Charles Dant, have now opened Log Still Distillery in Gethsemane, Kentucky. Read More
Show imageNewsNashville Scene: Nashville-Owned Log Still Distillery Opens Tasting RoomThe 300-acre site in Gethsemane, Ky., currently offers gin and sourced whiskey with its own bourbon resting in the barrel.Read More
Show imageNewsLexington Herald Leader: Distillery to build family-friendly destination in KentuckyThe Lexington Herald Leader features Log Still Distillery’s $24 million investment in its campus, an emerging Kentucky tourist destination.Read More
Show imageNewsAP: Distillery to build family-friendly destination in KentuckyAP covers Log Still Distillery’s recent $24 million investment in its campus and surrounding features.Read More
Show imageNewsThe Spirits Business: Entrepreneur J.W. Dant has unveiled the second phase of his Log Still Distillery project in Kentucky, U.S., following a US$24 million investment.The Spirits Business details Wally Dant’s recent investment into Phase 2 of Log Still Distillery’s developments.Read More
