National Bourbon Day

National Bourbon Day, celebrated annually on June 14th, honors bourbon whiskey—a distinctly American spirit made primarily from corn. It recognizes the rich history, craftsmanship, and cultural significance of bourbon, which originated in Kentucky. The day provides an opportunity for enthusiasts and distillers alike to appreciate the deep-rooted traditions behind bourbon production, savor its diverse flavors, and celebrate this iconic beverage’s contribution to American heritage. It’s a festive occasion to raise a glass, learn about the whiskey’s history, and enjoy its role in social gatherings and local traditions.