The Art of Bourbon returned this September, blending Kentucky’s finest bourbons with the Speed Art Museum for a one-of-a-kind auction experience.
Curated with the expertise of bourbon critic and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Fred Minnick, the event offered both online and in-person bidding on exclusive bottles. Highlights included a rare Michter’s 25-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon and a Pappy Van Winkle vertical signed by Julian Van Winkle III.
The auction made a huge impact, raising nearly $250,000 in its seventh year. Proceeds from the event directly support the Speed’s education programs and exhibitions.
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