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How An Iconic 1936 Rickhouse Became A Modern Home For The Old Louisville Whiskey Co. Where Amine Karaoud is Blending, Bottling, And Kicking Ass
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We share pours, stories, with Amine Karaoud and a big reveal: Old Louisville Whiskey Company is moving into a 1936 Seagram’s warehouse and turning the lights back on for a silent piece of bourbon history. From slow cutting and mingling to launching a $59, 8-year Kentucky Series, we show how tradition powers modern craft.
• reviving a historic Seagram’s rickhouse campus in Louisville
• scaling from 6,000 to 105,000 square feet for storage and bottling
• offering copacking, blending, and hosting barrels for small brands
• the tunnels, freight elevators, and lore that shaped…
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