MGP is Now Releasing Bourbon Under Its Own Name

For about a century, some of the best whiskey in the country has been made at a massive distillery in the small town of Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Known as Seagram’s after Prohibition, the distillery changed hands a few times over the years and ultimately became MGP in 2011. Most importantly, it has been responsible for producing excellent bourbon and rye for well-known brands like Four Roses (before that distillery was revived in the early 2000s), Bulleit, Templeton, and Dickel. It has also…