Griff's Cowboy Whiskey is meant to celebrate the "American cowboy." As of April, 2012, the website suggests a Griffin Ranch Microdistillery. The recent filing with the federal Tax and Trade Bureau sources the whiskey itself at the Cedar Ridge Winery and Distillery in Iowa, which we note here as the producer. According to a write-up at the Eastern Iowa Life, the whiskey is named for Scott "Griff" Griffin of Cedar Ridge. It is made from a base of Iowa corn in honor of the 19th century cowboy.
Griff's Cowboy Whiskey is meant to celebrate the "American cowboy." As of April, 2012, the website suggests a Griffin Ranch Microdistillery. The recent filing with the federal Tax and Trade Bureau sources the whiskey itself at the Cedar Ridge Winery and Distillery in Iowa, which we note here as the producer. According to a write-up at the Eastern Iowa Life, the whiskey is named for Scott "Griff" Griffin of Cedar Ridge. It is made from a base of Iowa corn in honor of the 19th century cowboy.
