“Can We Make a Whiskey Worth Sharing?”

 

Like a great song, a great whiskey will resonate with you long after experiencing it. For Jason Jackson, singer/songwriter, both music and whiskey once impacted him simultaneously. "I was playing a show and drinking a glass of Knob Creek. I finished a song, took a sip, and thought "Damn, that is so good. I wonder if I could make that stuff." So, he did.

The next two years were spent experimenting with different grain profiles and combinations, mashing a couple times a week, and distilling on the weekends. Jackson then began to pass out samples to his closest friends who were also whiskey aficionados. One of those friends, Casey Ross, was so impressed with the flavors of Jackson's experimental whiskies, they knew they wanted to create their own whiskey distillery.

The Evolution of Axe and the Oak’s Bottles

So, they did. Axe and the Oak Distillery was formally launched in 2013. After three months in the barrel, Axe and the Oak’s Colorado Mountain Bourbon Whiskey took Silver at the Denver International Spirits Competition. Since then, Axe and the Oak has gone on to win over 100 awards across the world.

We are driven by one principle: to build community. At the end of the day, one of the greatest joys in life is the stories shared with friends over a great glass of whiskey. That feeling is embedded into who we are and throughout our core mission, purpose, and vision.

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Who We Are

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