James T. Kirk Whiskey
 

A buddy of mine just sent me this link. I don’t know what to think.
http://jamestkirkbourbon.com

It's probably just rebadged synthahol. :rolleyes:

Supposedly Shatner has a horse farm in the Versailles, KY area - that's Woodford County, which has some distilleries. So I can't help thinking maybe that's a factor in Kirk getting hooked up with the Bourbon biz :)

Doug


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Star Trek V The Final Frontier Camping Scene

You only have to watch the first minute or so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IviO44AaiOU

https://www.silverscreenbottling.com/

It reminds me of a bit in Mark Twain's 'A Tramp Abroad': 'What, Sir, you don't like this wine label? I have another here in my pocket, let's put that one on and see how you like it.'

:)

Following the link, at the bottom of the page, they list several cities, none in Kentucky. So there goes my Shatner/Versailles-Woodford County theory.


>> New York, Chicago, Dallas, Charlotte, Knoxville, Hollywood, Atlanta


Doug


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Wonder if they will be producing the Capt. Picard/LCdr Data "It is green !" Adebaran Whiskey. ?

The fine print in the website says it's a blended whiskey from several producers (naming none - which is typical) and several ages.

Blended ??
Sounds awful and devoid of real character like most Canadian whiskey.
Single Malt Scotch and Single Barrel Bourbon are what I call "decent" beverages.

I vaguely remember a scene in one of the TNG movies or TV episodes where Jean Luc Picard is home in France in the family vineyards. So a Jean Luc Picard Vin Rose might sell among the Trekkers, if someone hasn't thought of it already. Speaking of which, who was the genius who hired an actor with a British accent to play a French star ship captain? One of the incongruities that really irked me. And wasn't the actor who played the holographic doctor in Voyager named Picardo? Coincidence, or.........?