A barrel-proof bourbon from what its founders call the world's first crowdsourced whiskey distillery, run by the creators of the popular Whiskey Tribe and Whiskey Vault YouTube channels and funded directly by their Patreon community.
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Founded in August 2018 by Rex Williams and Daniel Whittington, hosts of the Whiskey Vault and Whiskey Tribe YouTube shows, on land donated by Williams's father near Dripping Springs; self-described as 'the world's first crowdsourced distillery,' funded through Patreon subscribers who vote on grain bills, barrel finishes, and experimental releases, and known for sourcing, blending, and finishing whiskey alongside its own small-batch production.
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A barrel-proof bourbon from what its founders call the world's first crowdsourced whiskey distillery, run by the creators of the popular Whiskey Tribe and Whiskey Vault YouTube channels and funded directly by their Patreon community.
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