History channel whiskey documentary

[jcskinner]

Has anyone else seen this? I watched it last night, but may watch it again more closely.
Part of their 'Modern Marvels' series of documentaries, the History Channel looks at Jack Daniels, Jim Beam, Jameson, The Glenlivet, Stranahan's Colorado whiskey and Canadian Club as examples of how modern whiskey is made.
The Jameson section is interesting. Some good footage inside new Midleton, and an interview with Barry Crockett.
I think it originally aired last year. It has John Hansell of Malt Advocate and a barman from the Brandy Library in Manhattan doing tastings in between the segments.

[JohnM]

do you know when it's on again?

[jcskinner]

Not aware of it airing this side of the Atlantic at all.
Modesty and legal considerations preclude me from naming the website where I found it. I am not, of course, endorsing piracy in any way.

[Whiskey Pilgrim]

Kaixo Guys,
Sounds good maby it will be aired on Single malt T.V. which reminds me we need to start lobbying Singlemalt.tv to start featuring Irish Distilleries,bars,clubs and whiskey events, as it mainly covers Sotch & American.

[varizoltan]

simple, good whiskey no need advert,

but the bad...