🥃 Bourbon Heritage & Craftsmanship

When most people think of bourbon, they think of Kentucky—and rightly so. The Bluegrass State is the official birthplace of bourbon, and it still produces the vast majority of it today. But there’s a lesser-known chapter in bourbon’s history that winds southward—down the mighty Mississippi River, straight into the heart of New Orleans.

If you’ve ever stood in front of a whiskey shelf and wondered what sets bourbon apart from whisky (or whiskey), you’re not alone. The two terms are often used interchangeably, but they represent distinct styles, origins, and flavor profiles. Understanding the difference not only deepens your appreciation—it helps you choose the perfect pour.

At Left Bank Bourbon, crafting exceptional bourbon whisky is more than a process—it's a journey that honors tradition, embraces innovation, and tells a story in every sip. Here's an inside look at how we transform raw ingredients into the rich, complex spirit that defines Left Bank.

At Left Bank, we don't just make bourbon—we craft a story in every bottle. Our process is a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation, rooted in the rich history of American whiskey-making and enhanced by our unique approach to aging and blending. Here's how we create a bourbon that stands apart.

When you sip a glass of Left Bank Bourbon, you're not just enjoying a smooth, complex spirit—you're tasting a product steeped in strict standards, rich history, and uniquely American identity. But what exactly makes bourbon... bourbon? And why does it matter?