The project began, he said, when he noticed Dylan, whose Bootleg Series now runs to 13 albums, had filed a trademark application for “bootleg whiskey”. Knowing that Dylan is a whiskey aficiando, Bushala decided to approach the project from a whiskey-centric point of view. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Bob Dylan with a cup of something softer – probably – in Manchester in 1966. Someone as “eclectic and diverse as Bob”, Bushala said, should put out “an evolving collection or portfolio” of whiskeys. Nor, perhaps to the horror of Dylan purists, is this the singer’s first foray into the world of commerce.

Source: The Guardian April 29, 2018 06:56 UTC