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    WHAT’S IN A NAME?

    Feb 05, 2021 2 minutes
    THOUGHTS FROM MAGGIE KIMBERL

    It always amazes me when people maintain that a distillery can’t be family owned because it’s so big, or the family is wealthy, or the product is so popular, or [insert caveat here].

    In Kentucky, there are a lot of family-owned distilleries. When you look at the quintessential distilling family in Kentucky, you look at the Beams. There are Beams at distilleries not

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