James E Pepper 1776 Rye Bourbon Whiskey scotch TEN gin is named after

TEN gin is named after the small copper pot-still ("Tiny Ten") that is used to produce the spirit

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Aeneas Coffey in 1830

James E Pepper 1776 Rye Bourbon Whiskey scotch TEN gin is named afterA rye whiskey bottled under the reinvigorated James E Pepper label. James's grandfather has a claim to having opened the first Kentucky Distillery in 1776, but the James Pepper brand really hit its height in the early part of the 20th century, although it had disappeared by the latter parts. It's now back with this bourbon esque, fruity rye whiskey.