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One of the most famous devotees of James Crow's whiskey was the famous Kentucky statesman, Henry Clay who lived only a few miles from the L&G site. Clay
would visit the distillery every year before returning to Washington to select a few barrels of Crow's finest. He would keep these barrels in a closet in his Senate office to, as he called it, help "lubricate the wheels of
government." Clay's office was a popular gathering spot for the Senators. The famous orator Daniel Webster was also partial to Bourbon made at our distillery.
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