Excerpts of Interview with Elmer T. Lee

[@cutator]

He passed in July of 2013 at the age of 93. I grossly overpaid for a bottle of "Elmer T. Lee" in his memory. I have to say it was a fine bourbon.

[@DubThaDetailer]

Legend. What a treat it was to watch this. The tiny bits of wisdom throughout this interview are priceless. RIP Mr. Lee.

[@EZ-rs5zv]

Every whiskey drinker should watch this interview, there is so much knowledge and wisdom! If you want to skip the history and get into the production techniques skip to about the 25 minute mark.

[@nickh402]

I stumbled upon this amazing bit of history and must say, “thank you.”

[@cascaderetriever7618]

Amazing interview! Thank you

[@ajhands1876]

His face is on the Mt Rushmore of Bourbon

[@richardlong9877]

Thank you for your service sir.

[@pauleyh]

He was a great person had great stories too miss ya Elmer 😢😭 RIP old friend

[@greglogan7706]

The interviewer does really a superb job... literally brings tears to my eyes.... perhaps that is because of the amount of Rye, beer and wine I have consumed this afternoon...🥴😣🤕🥴🥴🤭 Seriously, this is really a classic interview!! This along with anything from Greg Metze...

[@sepperD3]

Weird he looks and sounds and looks like my older relatives whose surname is Lee!

[@pundamilia1191]

I finally located a bottle of Elmer T Lee today but they want a lot for it.

[@luiswells5629]

If I was to choose one person, living or dead, to spend an afternoon with (excluding family) Elmer T. Lee would be that person!

[@jamielangstaff2898]

Great video. Love the Distillery and bourbon

[@drinks4days]

Interesting, I’d choose Jesus Christ

[@frankmastromauro5630]

Great video

[@greglogan7706]

Fascinating!! Esp exposing the financial sharks who sold out company.

[@joshuaolds6035]

Is the Jimmie Johnson interview available?

[@nunncenter]

the full interview is online via our primary site. It is an amazing interview! kentuckyoralhistory.org/ark:/16417/xt7gb56d2r7z