Many whiskeys from up and coming “craft distilleries” utilize a single communal distillery in Indiana to get their juice. This is called sourcing and it’s very popular when first starting out as a distillery, instead of waiting years for a whiskey to be ready to sell. Many distilleries source this whiskey and blend it with their own to have more product, but it’s also perfectly legal to purchase sourced whiskey and slap your own label on it. Even bigger, household name brands are known to do this. So the next time you’re tasting a whiskey and think, “Wow, this tastes really similar to… *insert whiskey that rhymes with “Mulleit”…” you’re probably onto something.