A Perfect Pairing for Yellowstone — and All National Parks

Limestone Branch Distillery, makers of Yellowstone Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, has launched a cause marketing program funding NPCA’s efforts to protect and preserve our national parks. The initiative harkens back to the brand’s iconic roots, as the bourbon was originally named after Yellowstone National Park and was first created in 1872, the same year Yellowstone was designated as the world’s first national park.

Press Release

Yellowstone® Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Launches Program Supporting America’s National Parks

Brand partnership with National Parks Conservation Association to help preserve and protect our parks.

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Limestone Branch Distillery and NPCA are working together to raise awareness about the issues impacting our national parks and how people can become involved with the parks in their backyard and across the nation! Getting involved is easy — check out our list below of ways you can help make an impact.

• Give to NPCA in support of our mission to protect and preserve our national parks
• Join as a member to help further NPCA’s park protection efforts
• Take action to advocate for national parks
• Attend an event or service project near you, including Limestone Branch Distillery’s Meet the Maker Tour stops (proceeds benefitting NPCA):
  • o June 28, Detroit, MI
• Sign up for our email newsletter to receive the latest news and updates on our work
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  10 Ways to Be a Park Advocate

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• Learn more about our work, our partnership, and how YOU can experience and protect the national parks

Be sure to follow along with us on Facebook (@NationalParks; @LimestoneBranchDistillery), Instagram (@NPCAPics; @LimestoneBranch) and Twitter (@NPCA; @LimestoneBranch) and share your national park adventures and how you’re helping to protect our national parks!

From May 1, 2018 to August 31, 2018, Limestone Branch Distillery will donate $1 to the National Parks Conservation Association in Washington, D.C., for each bottle of Yellowstone Select sold, up to $30,000.