ADCO

ADCO is a US-based distiller and blender of whiskeys and other spirits. The company was founded in 1972 by a group of experienced industry professionals. It began as a distributor of imported spirits and eventually grew into a manufacturer of its own brand.

ADCO's product line includes both bourbon and Tennessee whiskey, as well as other domestic and international spirits. The company's whiskey products are often marketed as inferior quality to those of more prominent brands, but this does not appear to be a deliberate attempt to mislead consumers. Rather, it is a distinction between industrial and craft spirits, with ADCO products falling into the former category.

ADCO's production processes are relatively conventional. Their whiskeys are typically aged in warehouse conditions using a mix of new and reused barrels. Some ADCO products are labeled as having been aged in "Special Reserve" barrels, but the frequency and availability of these products are unknown.

The company market their products to large-volume distributors, often in bulk, and ultimately sell their spirits to a diverse range of consumers. This reach can make ADCO a handy option for bars, restaurants, and other commercial interests seeking whiskey or other spirits.