This idea of doctors and whiskey has been around since for centuries. Let’s learn about a few doctors from the past and their connection to America’s Spirit.

In the heart of Kentucky, where the rolling hills and picturesque countryside serve as a backdrop to a rich history of bourbon-making, a unique story has emerged. Founded by three doctors with a passion for fine bourbon and a deep respect for its heritage, Ten Day Bourbon pays tribute to an extraordinary group of medical professionals who sustained the spirit of bourbon during the Prohibition era.

Dr. James C. Crow is one of the most important and well-known figures in bourbon history. Specifically, he improved the methods and techniques of distillation, which ultimately led to a better and more consistent product.

The drink — traditionally made with hot water, whiskey, honey, and lemon — has been a cure-all for a long time. So, which is it — medicine or an old wives' tale?

Wine, especially red wine, has been touted for decades to be a 'healthier drink' due to its high level of antioxidants, which have been shown to provide numerous health benefits, particularly for the cardiovascular system.