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Twisted Tails Whiskey Bonanza is back and its a barrel of fun

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The Twisted Tail will host its 11th Annual Whiskey Bonanza on September 25, featuring over 100 whiskeys and a cocktail competition among local bartenders. This event celebrates Bourbon Heritage Month, offering guests a chance to enjoy a variety of whiskeys and a southern pig roast while listening to live music. George Reilly, Master Craftsman at The Twisted Tail, highlighted the importance of bourbon as an enduring American classic, noting its origins in Pennsylvania. Ticket prices are set at $65 for general admission and $85 for VIP access, which includes early entry and unique tastings of rare whiskeys. Attendees can also enjoy a revamped cigar lounge in an Airstream outside the venue.

For those who cannot attend the Bonanza, The Twisted Tail will continue Bourbon Heritage Month celebrations with special promotions and a Bourbon Club membership. Members of the club can earn discounts and exclusive perks by sampling a curated list of spirits. This event not only showcases whiskey but also honors its rich history and craftsmanship.

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