Lee Stang
Lee’s bourbon journey started with one mistaken gulp of bourbon and coke as an eight-year-old. While bourbon was always part of his life, Lee followed a beer, wine path for the most part until a bartender poured him a taste of Buffalo Trace in 2007. It was at that point Lee’s love of bourbon really took off. Not only does Lee enjoy a good pour of bourbon but he is more than willing and excited to talk about it. Lee believes that bourbon, and for that matter all spirits, is enhanced by the experience of good company, good conversation and good bars. The combination leads to great stories. Say hi to him when you see him. Lee lives in Leesburg, VA, with his wife, best friend, and drinking partner, Patti. You might find her having a bourbon as well. Both Lee and Patti like to read mystery thrillers and travel. Most likely the travel leads to visits to new bars.
Fun Facts
Worked 30 years for National Weather Service. Part of 40 year Government career
Graduated from the University of Maryland
Favorite Bar is not a Bourbon Bar, The Ashburn Pub (good selection though)
Coached girls fast pitch softball for five years.
The oldest member of the Bourbon and Banter Team
Saw Yankees play Senators at Griffith Stadium in DC
(Mantle, Maris, Ford, Harmon Killebrew)
Desert Island Whiskey
William Larue Weller
Blanton’s Gold Label
Four Roses Private Barrel
Selection of my choosing, OESO or OBSV
Russell’s Reserve Single Barrel
E H Taylor Small Batch
“Whiskey! Thins down the mix. Gives us another 50 RPM”Lt. Howard, Chief Engineer
Lee’s Recent Posts
- Virginia Gentleman Bourbon Review
- Old Soul High Rye Bourbon Review
- KO Distiller’s Reserve Bottled-In-Bond Straight Rye Whiskey Review
- Bare Knuckle High Rye Cask Strength Bourbon Review
- Swilled Dog Spirits Bourbon and Rye Review
- The Dubliner Irish Whiskey Bourbon Cask Review
- The Dubliner Irish Whiskey & Honeycomb Liqueur Review
- Fire Dept. Coffee Vanilla Bean Bourbon Spirit Infused Coffee Review
- Fire Dept. Coffee Black Cherry Bourbon Infused Coffee Review
- KO Distiller’s Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review