You know the rider. Do you know the horse?
On the night of April 18, 1775, Paul Revere borrowed a mare from Deacon John Larkin and rode into history. She carried him thirteen miles from Charlestown to Lexington through the April darkness. Revere was captured. The horse was seized by British officers and never returned.
History remembered the rider. The horse became a footnote.
Her name was Brown Beauty — and this Derby weekend, she gets her due.
Her name was Brown Beauty — and this Derby weekend, she gets her due.
Join us for The Finish Line — the official release of Brown Beauty, our honey finished single barrel bourbon. Cask strength. Uncut. Unfiltered. 102.7 proof.
Palate Junkies Food Truck rolls in at 12:30 PM.
Full Circle takes the stage at 6:30 PM.
And at approximately 5:57 PM, the Kentucky Derby goes live on the bar TVs — watch the race with a Brown Beauty in hand.
No cover. Gift shop and online only.
A bourbon for unsung heros.