Chasing The Unicorn Podcast

Chasing The Unicorn Podcast explores bourbon through conversation, craft, and curiosity. Hosted by John Schuster, the show focuses on education, storytelling, and the sensory experience behind America's native spirit.

Chasing The Unicorn Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 141 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Chasing The Unicorn Podcast, a arts show with 141 episodes published.

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  Episode #149

  Knob Creek 12 Year Cask Strength: One Barrel or Ten Blended? — The Cut — S02E149

  Sep 22, 20266 minS2

  Knob Creek's new 12 Year Old Cask Strength ($90, no lottery) and Buffalo Trace's Elmer T. Lee 40th Anniversary ($99.99, lottery, 124.8-138.6 proof) both say "cask strength" — but one is ten barrels blended to 121.2 proof, the other is one barrel's own number, unblended. Same phrase, two different mechanics, and it changes how the bottle should be read. The retail detail — the where, the when and the numbers — isn't in this episode. Platform rules for alcohol content don't allow it here. All of it is in the American Whiskey Industry Brief, free every morning at chasingtheunicornpodcast.com.

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  Episode #148

  MGP Chapter One: Why the "Distilled in Indiana" Label Rule Exists — The Cut — S02E148

  Sep 21, 20266 minS2

  MGP has distilled the whiskey behind Bulleit Rye, High West, Templeton and more for decades without ever selling a bottle under its own name. That changed this week with Chapter One, a 10-year, 111-proof straight bourbon at $69.99. The federal disclosure rule that put "Distilled in Indiana" on all those other labels is the reason we could ever tell. The retail detail — the where, the when and the numbers — isn't in this episode. Platform rules for alcohol content don't allow it here. All of it is in the American Whiskey Industry Brief, free every morning at chasingtheunicornpodcast.com.

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  Episode #147

  Kentucky Auctions Seventy Confiscated Bottles By Sept 30 — The Cut Weekend — S02E147

  Sep 20, 20265 minS2

  Kentucky's Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control has seventy confiscated bottles up for public bid this week — Old Rip Van Winkle, Blanton's, E.H. Taylor, Weller, Rock Hill Farms and a Michter's 10 Year single barrel — with bidding closing midnight September 30 and pickup only in Frankfort. Franklin also pairs two shelf bottles with no line to stand in: the newly revived Glenmore at $19.99 and Knob Creek's second-ever 12 Year cask strength at $89.99. Plus a Kentucky camp's fifteen-drawing bourbon raffle topped by a full Pappy Van Winkle collection. The retail detail — the where, the when and the numbers — isn't in this episode. Platform rules for alcohol content don't allow it here. All of it is in the American Whiskey Industry Brief, free every morning at chasingtheunicornpodcast.com.

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  Episode #146

  Sotheby's Auctions 328 Bottles Of Willett Whiskey — The Cut Weekend — S02E146

  Sep 19, 20266 minS2

  Sotheby's wrapped its largest-ever Willett Family Estate offering this week, 328 bottles sold alongside rare Scotch and Japanese whisky at its new Nightcap Wine and Spirits Festival. Elsewhere: Nancy Garrison steps up to co-CEO at Garrison Brothers on the distillery's twentieth anniversary, Starlight Distillery's Pink Bottle Release passes twenty-three thousand dollars raised for cancer patients over five years, and Dueling Grounds Distillery marks a decade with a free whole-hog picnic in Franklin, Kentucky. Franklin walks through the week's stories worth telling somebody. The retail detail — the where, the when and the numbers — isn't in this episode. Platform rules for alcohol content don't allow it here. All of it is in the American Whiskey Industry Brief, free every morning at chasingtheunicornpodcast.com.

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  Episode #145

  Remus Repeal Reserve Rye Is 95% Rye — Here's Why That Matters — The Cut — S02E145

  Sep 18, 20266 minS2

  Remus just released the Repeal Reserve line's first rye ever, a decade into an all-bourbon run — but the real story is the mash bill behind it. Bourbon needs 51% corn, rye needs 51% rye; everything else about how the two are made is identical. Remus didn't sit near that floor. It built this whiskey on a 95% rye mash bill, about as far from the legal minimum as a distillery can get, which is why it drinks like rye turned all the way up rather than a technicality. The retail detail — the where, the when and the numbers — isn't in this episode. Platform rules for alcohol content don't allow it here. All of it is in the American Whiskey Industry Brief, free every morning at chasingtheunicornpodcast.com.

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