Washington & Whisky

OK, we're not going talking about politics this week, but whisky
has been made in and around Washington, DC for 400 years,
including a distillery owned by George Washington himself. There
may not be quite enough local whisky available to calm the nerves
of politicians awaiting the results of Tuesday's presidential
election, but it's a good start. We'll talk with Sid Dilawri of
the appropriately-named Filibuster Distillery just outside
Washington and Ali Anderson of Joseph A. Magnus & Co., which
started out in Washington and is now moving to Michigan where
there's room to expand. In the news, Kentucky's Bourbon
distillers put in another record year of production, while bars
and restaurants in many countries are being hit with another
round of Covid-19 lockdowns. We'll also have the week's new
whiskies, along with November's Whisky Club of the Month!