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Posts Tagged ‘Fort Campbell Liquor Store’

Quick and Easy Cocktail Recipes

Posted on: August 27th, 2024

Looking for Quick and Easy Cocktail Recipes? You’ll discover a variety of spirits at Bill’s Package Store to create delicious cocktails in no time! Here are just a few examples of quick cocktails recipes to make for your next at-home Happy Hour: Easy Mojitos for a Crowd – tangy and sweet! * Bill’s Package Store…[READ MORE]

Everything You Need to Know About Scotch Whisky

Posted on: July 22nd, 2024

These facts highlight the both rich history and diverse production methods, as well as unique characteristics that make Scotch whisky such a beloved spirit worldwide. Exclusivity: Aging Requirements: Types of Scotch: Regional Differences: Single Malt vs. Blended: Peat Influence: Water Sources: Cask Influence: Bill’s Package store recommends Chivas Regal. There are many “Highball” cocktail recipes…[READ MORE]

Summer Calls for Outdoor Grilling! But What Summer Cocktails Go With What Food?

Posted on: June 24th, 2024

Pairing food with cocktails can be an excellent way to enhance the experience for your guests. Here are some classic summer cocktails and food pairings for your next BBQ or summer party. Margarita   Old-Fashioned   Mojito Martini Whiskey Sour Negroni Bill’s Package store carries a wide variety of wines. For more information about our…[READ MORE]

Moscato is Quickly Becoming a Wine Favorite, so What is Moscato?

Posted on: May 28th, 2024

Moscato is a sweet Italian wine known for its fruity notes. Made from the Muscat grape, this white wine is typically thought of as a dessert wine with a hint of fizz. It’s one of the oldest varieties of wine spanning thousands of years. It has gained popularity mainly in recent years because of its…[READ MORE]

TN vs KY – Bourbon, Whiskey, and Tennessee Whiskey

Posted on: April 24th, 2024

They say all bourbon is whiskey, but not all whiskey is bourbon. And all bourbons aren’t necessarily made in Kentucky, while Tennessee whiskeys are made in, you guessed it, Tennessee. Let’s discuss: Bourbon and whiskey are both popular spirits, but they have key differences. Whiskey, a broader category, can be made from various grains and…[READ MORE]

The History of Jack Daniels

Posted on: May 23rd, 2023

If you’re from around here, you’ve probably heard about Jack Daniels and his whiskey made right here in Tennessee. If you’re new to the area, here’s what you need to know.   The Founder Jasper Newton Daniel, more commonly known as Jack, started his journey to whiskey making back in 1864. By 1866, the Jack…[READ MORE]

Let’s talk about Cognac

Posted on: April 20th, 2023

The French say it’s made from l’eau de vie (“the water of life”), but we can certainly tell you more about this French form of brandy.   But what is Cognac? First of all it’s made from white grapes grown across both the Charente and Charente-Maritime departments of western France. Cognac is actually a protected…[READ MORE]

The Tequila Worm – Myth or Legend?

Posted on: March 21st, 2023

If you haven’t seen a worm in your bottle of tequila, you’ve surely heard about it. Here’s the truth about “The Worm.”   Is there really a worm?  Yes, there is a worm. Yes, you can eat it. No, it’s not alive. No, it won’t make you hallucinate. No, it does not add to the…[READ MORE]

Classic Cocktails You Should Try at Least Once

Posted on: February 24th, 2023

Some cocktails have been around for decades and are still classics. Bill’s Package Store thinks you should try some of these classic cocktails at least once in your life.   The Manhattan This classic cocktail started at the Manhattan Club in New York City circa 1880’s. Ingredients: Bourbon* or rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, Angostura bitters…[READ MORE]

Wine, Spirits & Liquor – What’s the Difference?

Posted on: January 19th, 2023

If you’ve noticed, we say “Spirits” and “Wine” at Bill’s Package Store. But what about liquor or alcohol? We will try to explain.   What do they have in common? The answer is alcoholic fermentation, a process that all these beverages undergo. The one important distinction is the level of alcohol content. This results from…[READ MORE]