Is Horse Soldier A Kentucky Bourbon?

Ohio-based Bourbon brand Horse Soldier has broken ground on a US$200 million distillery in Kentucky. Horse Soldier Bourbon has started building a distillery on a 227-acre site overlooking Lake Cumberland in Somerset, Pulaski County. Where is Horse Soldier bourbon from? American Freedom Distillery, located in St. Petersburg, Florida is proud Read more…

What Distillery Makes Horse Soldier?

Middle West Spirits. Horse Soldier started their bourbon journey in 2014 when they committed themselves to a new mission to create a world-leading, ultra-premium bourbon brand. Horse Soldier Bourbon is currently distilled at Middle West Spirits in Columbus, Ohio. Where is Horse Soldier made? Columbus, OhioFor now, Horse Soldier Bourbon Read more…

Who Made Horse Soldier Whiskey?

Horse Soldier Bourbon was founded in 2016 by John Koko, Elizabeth Pritchard-Koko, Scott Neil, and key retired members of the hand-selected detachment of Green Berets from the 5th Special Forces Group who were the first to enter Afghanistan on horseback weeks following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Who makes Horse Soldier? Read more…

How Long Is Horse Soldier Aged?

HORSE SOLDIER® SMALL BATCH BOURBON WHISKEY is a uniquely complex, “wheated” bourbon, that has matured for a minimum of 6 years in new American white oak barrels. This all-natural, all-American product won a Gold Medal (95pts.) at the New York International Spirits Competition in 2019. How old is Horse Soldier Read more…

Where Is Horse Soldier Whiskey Distilled?

Columbus, Ohio. Horse Soldier Bourbon is currently distilled at Middle West Spirits in Columbus, Ohio. Who distills Horse Soldier? American Freedom DistilleryHorse Soldier Wheated Bourbon This is a bourbon distilled in Columbus, Ohio, and bottled by American Freedom Distillery in St. Petersburg, Florida. The mashbill is 70% corn, 20% wheat, Read more…

Did The Normans Have Horses?

By the 6th century, the practice of horse racing was documented in the region, and beginning in the 10th century, these “Norman horses” were desired throughout Europe. During the 16th century, Norman horses were known to be heavy and strong, able to pull long distances, and used to pull artillery Read more…