3.) Where does all the corn and other grain go after it’s done making bourbon? - Deepstash
3.) Where does all the corn and other grain go after it’s done making bourbon?

3.) Where does all the corn and other grain go after it’s done making bourbon?

It’s known as distiller’s grain or more charmingly as “slop” and when the distillers are done with it, it gets shipped off to farms to be used as feed for cows. Yep, that’s the circle of life in Kentucky, friends.

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