75 years later, Clyde May whiskey company returns to Alabama

Conecuh Ridge Distillery takes next step toward producing Clyde May’s whiskey in Alabama

Clyde May’s whiskey comes home with groundbreaking

Groundbreaking Ceremony for Clyde May’s Distillery in Troy

Experts predict 2022's biggest drinks trends

Bourbon Boyz - Ep 168 - Clyde Mays 15 year old Kentucky Bourbon

GARDEN CITY, N.Y. — Conecuh Brands, LLC is launching four new innovations. Between now and December, the brand is releasing its most extensive line up of innovations to date.

Conecuh Brands is introducing four new expressions under its Clyde May's Whiskey label. They include: Clyde May’s Single Barrel Straight Bourbon 5-Year-Old (102 proof, $50); Special Reserve Straight Bourbon 6-Year-Old (110 proof, $60); 13 Year Cask Strength Alabama Style Whiskey (120 proof, $140); and Kentucky Straight Bourbon 15-Year-Old (112 proof, $200). In addition to Clyde May’s, Conecuh Brands also owns Próspero Tequila in partnership with singer and actress Rita Ora, as well as McConnell’s Irish Whisky.

Ep 161 - Were back with LC Lewis from Clyde Mays

Clyde May’s 12 Year Old Cask Strength Alabama Style Whiskey is interesting, complex, and absolutely divine from the nose all the way through to the finish. The nose has a great Brûlée quality, while the palate and finish are like an orange tootsie pop with wonderful layers of orange and chocolate. Clyde May’s 12 Year Old Cask Strength is nothing short of a fantastic bourbon that I’d buy all day long at this price point. Well done Clyde May’s, well done!

Join us as we sit down with L.C. May, the U.S. Ambassador for Conecuh Brands, whiskey advocate and educator for Clyde May's Alabama style whiskey, and the Grandson of the one and only Clyde May. We learn all about Clyde May's amazing history as a moonshiner and we taste through two of the company's flagship products. Cheers y'all!

From The Whiskey Wash

From Whiskey Advocate

From Uproxx

20 Under 40

Angel and Amy get tipsy and talk about the epic and inspiring life of Clyde May: from growing up in the Great Depression and serving in World War II, to being the most infamous bootlegger in Alabama.