Caviar & Chips
Caviar & Chips
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Join Nate Gana and Hannah Hanley as they sit down for casual conversations about what's going on in the alcohol industry, their lives and more.
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The podcast covers a range of topics related to the spirits industry, such as health risks of alcohol, emerging drink trends, regulations affecting labeling, and personal experiences like travel and celebrity encounters, with episodes focusing on predictions for the tequila market and innovative products like BSB-Brown Sugar Bourbon.
Join Nate Gana and Hannah Hanley as they sit down for casual conversations about what’s going on in the alcohol industry, their lives and more.
On this episode of Caviar & Chips, Hannah and Nate sit down with two of the most respected names in American whiskey: Jane Bowie and Denny Potter, co-founders of Potter Jane Distilling.
After years working side-by-side at Maker’s Mark—Jane leading blending and innovation, Denny serving as Master Distiller, the duo made a bold, once-in-a-lifetime decision: to leave the comfort of a legacy brand and build their own distillery from the ground up in Springfield, Kentucky.
In this conversation, Jane and Denny open up about:
– how their friendship and shared vision began at Maker’s Mark
– designing a $50M distillery to reflect their values and flavor philosophy
– what they’re building for the next generation of whiskey drinkers
– the chaos, heart, and hilarity of entrepreneurship in bourbon country
It’s a rare behind the scenes look at two industry leaders reinventing what a modern bourbon distillery can be.
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