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Welcome back. It's another whiskey quick, and today we're looking at a brand that was

lost to Prohibition but is now being reborn, and it is W.H. McBrayer, Kentucky Straight Bourbon. So I've got

some details here. So hang on because there is a lot of history here that I was really unknown about until I started really digging to their website and kind of reading through.

And this is like the abridged abridged version when we start getting into this.

Should I take a seat?

You should probably, yeah, maybe pull up a cot because this might take a second.

All right.

In 1851, after being elected as Anderson County's first judge, W.H. became simply known as the judge.

And this moniker would follow him for the rest of his life, where he went on to be elected to the Kentucky State Senate,

but as a busy political career, never stopped him from building his own whiskey business.

And W.H. was a newly elected senator when he began to give serious attention to his distillery. In 1856, he expanded his

operations. But at the advice of his wife, Mary, the judge made the decision to rename his distillery,

Cedar Brook. Now, Cedar Brook, have you heard of that? Yeah. Okay.

Kentucky All. It's all starting to come together here.

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