Renard American Whiskey is brand that boasts traditional and legacy flavors to produce a new heritage of whiskey founded by Renard Lewis. Encouraged by his parents and influenced by childhood friends, he decided to create his own whiskey as a 40th birthday present to himself . After serving over 20 years in the education and mental health field, Renard decided to establish Renard American Whiskey as his legacy. He wanted a new challenge in life and to fulfill his lifelong desire to help other people celebrate life. He credits his parents for always pushing him to be himself and to pursue his aspirations and goals. As a world traveler who has visited over 50 countries, he has had the opportunity to sample a variety of spirits. These experiences have helped him to develop the distinct flavor of Renard American Whiskey. Renard resides in Chicago, Illinois, with his wonderful wife and daughter. He puts countless hours to deliver the best-tasting whiskey to the table. Establishing his company from the ground up, Renard hopes to leave a legacy for his family to continue for years to come. Visit Renardwhiskey.com to get your bottle of Renard Blended Whiskey and get hook on the distinct flavors that will create a combination you are sure to enjoy!
Places Renard Has Traveled:
I visited Peru; a South American country located in the Andy’s Mountains. After hiking through the mountains, I had no idea that there was locally produced whiskey being manufactured in the area, but it had a unique twist to it using black maize, which is usual in that region. 
The country of Peru help inspire my whiskey evolution with their Deep Canyons, Amazon River and Rainbow mountains, I wanted to create a brand that was made up of a flavor is as smooth and peaceful as Peru. The great people of Peru have a common trait to avoid
confrontation at all times. Renard Whiskey is smooth, easy and relaxed. The local whiskey there appeared to be a great way to sit back and admire the beauty around me.
Fun Fact
For centuries, the Scots and the Irish have argued over who first invented whiskey. To this day, they can't even agree on how to spell it!
Ireland
During my travels in Ireland, I stopped at the country's oldest pub, where I was served whiskey older than the United States of America. Nevertheless, whiskey lovers can agree that drinking here is a rite of passage., so naturally whiskey tasting was on my to do list when I visited. I discovered a lot of things that haven't made it international. It's not mass produced, it's not mainstream, but it's incredible., and that's what excites me. The rarest spirit on earth is triple-distilled Irish single malt over ten years old.
Scotland
This is another country that is a rite of passage for whiskey tasting. I participated in the Scotch Whiskey Trail; I have been explored the different Mount Whiskey. While I learned a great deal, and the taste profile was good, it was not right for me. I even had time go on the smuggler's trail there and taste their whiskeys.
Japan
During a conversation with locals while sitting in a whiskey bar, I learned that whiskey in Japan does not have very ancient origins. It was introduced by an American who brought the Emperor whiskey as a present. For them, it was like a light bulb went out. The next thing you know, someone was on their way to Scotland to learn the art of whisky production. Japanese whiskey can be distinguished by Mizunara Oak casks, which imparted a distinct flavor to the finished product.
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