newsLouisville Courier-Journal: Log Still Distillery hopes to revitalize Nelson County while resurrecting a family legacyAndre Toran and the Louisville Courier-Journal take an in-depth look at the development of Log Still Distillery and Dant Crossing through the eyes of founder Wally Dant. This article documents the history, progress, and aspirations of reigniting the Dant legacy.View ARTICLEPrevNext
Louisville Business First: New Log Still Distillery attraction to open in spring 2021; names new executive
newsLouisville Business First: New Log Still Distillery attraction to open in spring 2021; names new executiveSarah Shadburn and Louisville Business First talk to Lynne Dant about plans for Log Still Distillery’s campus and the Dant family’s storied legacy in southern Nelson County, Kentucky. From the earliest days of J.W. Dant to Prohibition and the selling of the family business, Lynne … Read More
The Bourbon Show #100: Interview with Charles & Wally Dant of Log Still Distillery
newsThe Bourbon Show #100: Interview with Charles & Wally Dant of Log Still DistilleryHosts Steve, Renee, and Jeremy interview Wally and Charles Dant about the Dant family legacy, their journeys, and reviving the family business. The group discusses the aspirations for the new distillery and the importance of the Dant family name in the Kentucky bourbon industry. LISTENPrevNext
Whiskey Lore Podcast: Log Still, The Dant Family, and New Hope
newsWhiskey Lore Podcast: Log Still, The Dant Family, and New Hope The Whiskey Lore Podcast interviews members of the Dant family about the history of Kentucky distilleries in southern Nelson County and the New Hope area. Together they paint a detailed picture of life in the early 1900s, the heyday of nine Kentucky distilleries that sprang to life in the … Read More
Distillery Trail: J.W. (Wally) Dant Invests an Initial $12 Million To Restart Historic Distillery in the Kentucky Bourbon Capital of the World
newsDistillery Trail: J.W. (Wally) Dant Invests an Initial $12 Million To Restart Historic Distillery in the Kentucky Bourbon Capital of the World Distillery Trail reports on Wally Dant’s first official announcement, on National Bourbon Day in 2019, that the family bourbon business is coming back to Gethsemane. Wally shares the Dants’ long and proud history in distilling Kentucky bourbon, as … Read More