500 – Tariffs Again on Bourbon Community Roundtable #103 with Congressman McGarvey



It’s the 500th episode of Bourbon Pursuit! However, this isn’t lighthearted and fun because we disucss the impact of tariffs on bourbon. The episode features a pre-recorded interview with Congressman Morgan McGarvey, wherein he shares insights on the political landscape of bourbon tariffs and their wider economic consequences. The discussion highlights bourbon’s historical role in trade negotiations and the precarious situation for the industry, especially for smaller distilleries that may struggle to adapt. The short end of this is that consumers and producers alike need to come together in support of bourbon’s vibrant culture.

Show Notes:

  • Congressman Morgan McGarvey’s insights on tariffs affecting bourbon.
  • Historical context of U.S.-Canada trade relations and its influence on bourbon sales.
  • Discussion on the differing impacts of tariffs on large brands vs. craft distilleries.
  • A call for unity and support within the bourbon community facing these challenges.
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3 thoughts on “500 – Tariffs Again on Bourbon Community Roundtable #103 with Congressman McGarvey

  1. What a waste of episode 500. If Congressman McGarvey was SMART or HONEST… he would’ve realized that the ONLY point of Trump’s tariffs was to get Canada to secure their border. The ‘tariffs’ are fake. They aren’t a real economic threat. They aren’t going to really happen and you spent an hour talking about them…and McGarvey is acting (falsely) like they’re a real threat to KY’s economy – all for politics. You may have just jumped the shark. You followed up one of your best episodes (Bourbon Junkies) with this nonsense. 55-60% of your listeners are Republicans and you may have lost at least half them.

  2. Hello-
    I apologize. Please disregard my previous comment. I came off too harsh. I know you guys are just trying to inform your audience. Still love the show! – Todd

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