MyJoogTV Episode 6: Andrew McKnight at Catoctin Creek Distilling Company

This episode of MyJoogTV features our new favorite folk singer Andrew McKnight and distiller Scott Harris of Catoctin Creek Distilling Company. We discussed the distillation process for organic rye whiskey, social media, government regulation of spirits, and how McKnight and the Harris' are kindred spirits regarding the eat, drink, and play music locally. The Roundstone Rye we sampled was excellent, lighter than many bourbons, but flavorful and completely smooth at the tail.  The highlight of the afternoon was listening to McKnight perform "Letter to Colonel Mosby" while sitting on an oak barrel in front of the still. At winecompass.com, we are followers of "Free the Grapes, now it's time to Free the Shine. The video is available to download for iTunes and Windows Media Player.

Something Worth Standing For - Andrew McKnight
Beyond Borders - Andrew McKnight
Turning Pages - Andrew McKnight


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MyJoogTV: Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders - These Shoes

Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders performing "These Shoes" at the Herndon Labor Day Wine & Beer Festival.

Something Worth Standing For - Andrew McKnight
Beyond Borders - Andrew McKnight
Turning Pages - Andrew McKnight

MyJoogTV: Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders - Worried Man Blues

Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders performing "Worried Man Blues" at the Herndon Labor Day Wine & Beer Festival.

Something Worth Standing For - Andrew McKnight
Beyond Borders - Andrew McKnight
Turning Pages - Andrew McKnight

MyJoogTV: Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders - How High the Mountains

Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders performing "How High the Mountains" at the Herndon Labor Day Wine & Beer Festival.

Something Worth Standing For - Andrew McKnight
Beyond Borders - Andrew McKnight
Turning Pages - Andrew McKnight

Andrew McKnight @ Catoctin Creek Distilling Company

Yesterday we filmed episode 6 of MyJoogTV with Andrew McKnight and Scott Harris of Catoctin Creek Distilling Company. We learned several new facts, particularly how to distill organic rye whiskey and how McKnight and the Harris' are kindred spirits regarding the eat, drink, and play music locally music.The Roundstone Rye we sampled was excellent, lighter than many bourbons, but flavorful and completely smooth at the tail.  The highlight of the afternoon was listening to McKnight perform "Letter to Mosby" while sitting on an oak barrel in front of the still. Thank you Gentlemen. At wine-compass.com, we are followers of "Free the Grapes, now its time to Free the Shine: