A distilled spirts company that is being secretive about its product until it’s ready has made a major land purchase in Kentucky.IJW Whiskey Co. has purchased land, potentially for its new development in Shelby County, according to Louisville Business First.IJW Whiskey Co LLC acquired land in Shelbyville, Kentucky, for $5.5 million, according to a deed from Sept. 15. The land is located at 1691 Zaring Mill Road.The parcel of land is located off Interstate 64, only a few miles away from Jeptha Creed Distillery. The deed shows there are two properties off Zaring Mill Road that are included in the transaction: One that is over 70 acres and another that is about 150 acres.In August, a filing said the company was considering purchasing a property to develop a distillery and bottling and storage facilities for bourbon whiskeys and other products. The company, known for its elusiveness, does not have contact information available online. Its website is “coming soon.”The Whiskey Advocate reported in January 2021 that IJW intentionally chooses to fly under the radar, letting the company’s product speak for itself.The company has operations in Boyle and Jefferson counties, according to the KEDFA filing, including warehouses in Danville, Kentucky.For more on the land acquisition and IJW Whiskey Co., you can read Louisville Business First’s entire article here.
A distilled spirts company that is being secretive about its product until it’s ready has made a major land purchase in Kentucky.
IJW Whiskey Co. has purchased land, potentially for its new development in Shelby County, according to Louisville Business First.
IJW Whiskey Co LLC acquired land in Shelbyville, Kentucky, for $5.5 million, according to a deed from Sept. 15. The land is located at 1691 Zaring Mill Road.
The parcel of land is located off Interstate 64, only a few miles away from Jeptha Creed Distillery. The deed shows there are two properties off Zaring Mill Road that are included in the transaction: One that is over 70 acres and another that is about 150 acres.
In August, a filing said the company was considering purchasing a property to develop a distillery and bottling and storage facilities for bourbon whiskeys and other products.
The company, known for its elusiveness, does not have contact information available online. Its website is “coming soon.”
The Whiskey Advocate reported in January 2021 that IJW intentionally chooses to fly under the radar, letting the company’s product speak for itself.
The company has operations in Boyle and Jefferson counties, according to the KEDFA filing, including warehouses in Danville, Kentucky.
For more on the land acquisition and IJW Whiskey Co., you can read Louisville Business First’s entire article here.
