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A well-researched and comprehensive analysis, taking a very deep dive into the Kentucky ecosphere that made bourbon possible. -- Drink Hacker Making Bourbon is at once a delightful read and an informative reference book on Kentucky whiskey makers. Raitz's affection for Kentucky and his authority as a renowned geographer permeates every page. He provides a compelling case for further scholarship of this kind or an excuse to settle down into a cozy seat with his book and a glass of bourbon. -- Ohio Valley History

""A well-researched and comprehensive analysis, taking a very deep dive into the Kentucky ecosphere that made bourbon possible."" -- Drink Hacker "" Making Bourbon is at once a delightful read and an informative reference book on Kentucky whiskey makers. Raitz's affection for Kentucky and his authority as a renowned geographer permeates every page. He provides a compelling case for further scholarship of this kind or an excuse to settle down into a cozy seat with his book and a glass of bourbon."" -- Ohio Valley History

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Karl Raitz is professor emeritus of geography at the University of Kentucky and author of Bourbon’s Backroads: A Journey through Kentucky’s Distilling Landscape. He is coeditor of The Great Valley Road of Virginia: Shenandoah Landscapes from Prehistory to the Present and coauthor of Rock Fences of the Bluegrass.

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