What is in the safe is Statesman bourbon, a spinoff of the longstanding Old Forester brand produced by Brown-Forman of Louisville, Ky., since 1870. It is not a fictional spirit: Statesman bourbon has been quietly appearing on liquor store shelves since spring.27 Aug 2017
Was Kingsman filmed in Kentucky?
None of the film was actually shot in Kentucky, but there's still some Louisville love in there. Keep your eyes open for: Brown-Forman's Old Forester Statesman. The bourbon created in Louisville is heavily featured in the film, along with other Brown-Forman products.22 Sept 2017
Is Kingsman Whiskey real?
You Can Actually Drink The Whiskey From 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' Luckily for those people, Statesman Whiskey from the Kingsman series is very real.26 Jul 2017
What movie was old forester statesman made for?
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
Is The Statesman distillery real?
The Statesman Distillery is a distillery in Louisville, Kentucky that serves as the Statesman headquarters. The distillery has a large sublevel facility which includes a large hangar, Ops Command Ctr., Medical Center, and training complex.
What whiskey is only made in Kentucky?
Bourbon
Is there a Kingsman whiskey?
Inspired by the dynamic characters in the film,”Kingsman: The Golden Circle,” Old Forester Statesman offers bold flavor blended to a smooth 95 proof from hand-selected casks of our famed Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky from the warmest places in the warehouse.
What scotch do they drink in Kingsman?
GlenDronach Kingsman
What brand of whiskey is made in Kentucky?
The Pepper family brand of whiskey is an iconic Kentucky whiskey brand initially produced during the American Revolution and continued through 1967. The family built and operated two main distilleries: first founding the site that today hosts the Woodford Reserve Distillery, and later the James E.
Does Kentucky make whiskey?
Whiskey may be made everywhere from Brooklyn to Scotland but in 1964, Congress declared bourbon “America's Native Spirit.” That means to be called bourbon, it must be made in the U.S. But really, everyone knows that means Kentucky—95 percent of the world's bourbon is made in Kentucky.24 Sept 2013