'Denver aficionados juiced'

'Guest Blender Series Blend No. 1, made in collaboration with Ryan Negley, who is one of Colorado’s foremost whiskey pros, excited local whiskey nerds when it was released and gained traction among casual fans as well.'

Tickle me delighted to have my own picture in the local paper! Besides the adoring fame and impending fortunes, this is part of the 'brand building' process any small business has to do. I'm happy to share this chapter with Onyx & Amber; it's been great to see something blossom so quickly.

I've been fortunate enough to be associated with some awarded whiskeys throughout the years. I've also worked pretty hard at keeping the media alerted when something great (or at least I think so) is about to happen.

'Onyx and Amber chose Negley to launch the series because of that record, though the collaboration is mutually beneficial. “This is my inaugural project under my own umbrella,” said Negley, who launched his consulting service Will Whiskey for Work last July. “If you’re in the craft distilling space and have any hiccup post-distillation, I can find a solution.”'

I must thank writer Colin Wrenn for his dedication to the written word and for agreeing to listen to my whiskey shenanigans time and time again. Cheers, sir.

And thank you to the Denver Post for having me. I'm happy to come back anytime!

And as far as what Colin thinks about the whiskey and his delightful tasting notes? Click on something clickable!