When did Cedar Ridge distillery open?

When did Cedar Ridge distillery open?

2005
In 2005, Jeff Quint founded Cedar Ridge because he believed it was time for Iowa–the number one corn-producing state in the U.S.–to share its homegrown Bourbon Whiskey with the world. Cedar Ridge was the first licensed distillery in Iowa since Prohibition.

What is Cedar Ridge Bourbon made of?

our whiskey For the best in bourbon, go straight to the heart of corn country – crafted of nearly 75% corn and distilled to a higher proof, resulting in a more clean, approachable sipping whiskey. This is the best of the Midwest in a bottle!

What whiskeys are made in Iowa?

22/09/2018 Iowa’s modern craft whiskey industry comes with a long and storied tradition.

• Templeton Rye.
• Mississippi River Distilling Company.
• Cedar Ridge Distillery.
• Broadbent Distillery.
• Iowa Distilling Company.
• Legendary Rye.
• Artisan Grain Distillery.
• 3-Oaks Distillery.

Is Cedar Ridge whiskey gluten free?

$1 per bottle goes to Iowa trails. 5X distilled from corn. Gluten-free.

Are there Bourbons not from Kentucky?

Look for bourbons from Cedar Ridge, Finger Lakes Distilling, Garrison Brothers, Grand Traverse Distillery, Hillrock Estate, Journeyman Distillery, Rock Town, Sonoma County Distilling, Smooth Ambler Spirits, and Tuthilltown Spirits.

Where is Templeton Rye made?

Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Templeton Rye brand whiskey is distilled and aged in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, by MGP of Indiana utilizing a recipe shared with other brands.

Who owns Iowa distilling?

Started in 2012 by Todd Dunkel, Iowa Distilling Co. produces nine labels ranging from vodka to bourbon to moonshine. Doyle took over the operation five years ago.

Is Templeton Rye made in Iowa?

Templeton Rye started its all-Iowa production in April. The whiskey made in Templeton now will be ready for sale in four years. “Our goal is to make 100 percent of it here,” said Jane Knutson, chief financial officer. “But what our buyers really care about is a good quality product.”

How many whiskey distilleries are there in the United States?

There are 740 Whiskey & Bourbon Distilleries businesses in the US as of 2022, an increase of 15.4% from 2021.

Where is Jim Beam made?

Clermont, KY
In Clermont, KY, eight generations of Beam family distillers are carrying on our longstanding bourbon tradition. From pioneering small batch whiskeys to making the whiskey that started them all in 1795, the James B. Beam Distilling Co. has been the Birthplace of Bourbon for over two centuries.

Where is WhistlePig rye distilled?

Shoreham, Vermont
Today, WhistlePig Farm spans across 500 acres of rolling hills in Shoreham, Vermont, where it’s home to one of the world’s finest rye whiskeys. But it all began with a 2009 purchase of Canadian blending whiskey to be rebottled back home in the Green Mountain State.

Who owns Templeton Distillery?

Keith Kerkhoff
— Templeton Rye’s new $35 million Iowa distillery signals a homecoming for the company, which traces its roots to Carroll County’s bootleg era, when making rye whiskey in the tiny farming community was an open secret. “This completes us,” co-founder Keith Kerkhoff said Monday during a tour of the facility.

Where is two founders 80 acres vodka made?

Two Founders is made from corn grown in Iowa, presumable on an 80 acre farm. The spirit is distilled five times in Iowa before heading to Princeton Minnesota to be bottled at 80 proof.

What vodka is made in Iowa?

IngeniOZ vodka was developed under a special patented process in Iowa by Hans Van Leeuwen, an Iowa State University civil, construction and environmental engineering professor.

Did Al Capone make whiskey?

It was said to be the mobster Al Capone’s drink of choice….Templeton Rye.

Who owns Templeton?

The company told Iowa economic development officials that Young’s owns about 73 percent of the company. Kerkhoff has about a 15 percent stake while co-founder Scott Bush owns about 12 percent. Bush had owned a majority stake in Templeton until late last year, according to the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division.