Where is the Green River Distillery in Kentucky?
The Green River Distillery, now restored to its former glory, is flowing with Green River Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a glowing, amber example of Kentucky craftsmanship.
Who are the bottlers of Green River Whiskey?
Oldetyme Distillers of New York City became the distillers/bottlers of Green River Whiskey in 1934, and they began heavy advertising in 1935. And for the most part the signs with the classic image of the man and horse were made of cardboard and the art work is significantly different than the older tin signs.
What kind of spirits does Green River produce?
Green River Spirits is a proud partner to some of the fastest-growing spirits brands in the world. Holding both national and international awards, we’re able to produce the highest quality spirits for your business needs.
When was the first Green River Whiskey sign made?
There are two basic time periods during which Green River Whiskey signs were made: Pre-Prohibition (1906-1916) and Post-Prohibition (1935-1950) eras. These are rough time estimates and relate specifically to Green River Whiskey advertising, and not to National prohibition which started in 1920 and ended in 1933.
The Green River Distillery, now restored to its former glory, is flowing with Green River Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a glowing, amber example of Kentucky craftsmanship.
Oldetyme Distillers of New York City became the distillers/bottlers of Green River Whiskey in 1934, and they began heavy advertising in 1935. And for the most part the signs with the classic image of the man and horse were made of cardboard and the art work is significantly different than the older tin signs.
Green River Spirits is a proud partner to some of the fastest-growing spirits brands in the world. Holding both national and international awards, we’re able to produce the highest quality spirits for your business needs.
There are two basic time periods during which Green River Whiskey signs were made: Pre-Prohibition (1906-1916) and Post-Prohibition (1935-1950) eras. These are rough time estimates and relate specifically to Green River Whiskey advertising, and not to National prohibition which started in 1920 and ended in 1933.
