An Exhibition of Whiskey, Art and Imagination
Where art and whiskey meet
The Post Room at Beacon Grand and Flaviar come together for a curated exploration of whiskey, art, and craftsmanship, brought to life through a unique exhibition and tasting experience.
The Museum of Flaviar brings together two disciplines shaped by vision, patience and craft. Artists consider composition, balance, contrast and emotion. Whiskey makers work with grain, wood, time and place to create many of those same qualities in liquid form. Both transform carefully chosen materials into something capable of telling a larger story.
Across 15 original works, the exhibition places whiskey inside the visual language of celebrated artworks and movements. Some references may be immediately recognizable; others reveal themselves more gradually. Each piece invites visitors to reconsider a familiar image through a new lens - one informed by the personality, rituals and sensory world of whiskey.
The result is playful but purposeful: a collection celebrating the connections between what we see, what we taste and what we remember.

The Collection
A Measure of Character


A Measure of Character
After Piero della Francesca’s portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino
Two figures face one another across a divided landscape, raising their glasses in a toast that bridges distance, place and time. The symmetry and stillness of Early Renaissance portraiture remain, but ceremony gives way to conviviality.
Woodinville reflects the same sense of duality: distilled west of the Cascade Mountains and matured amid the dramatic temperature shifts of eastern Washington. Two environments, brought into balance, shape one composed and complete character.
Woodinville Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Aged 6 Years
The Curious Dram


The Curious Dram
In the tradition of European animal portraiture
The noble animal portrait is treated here with a wink. Rendered with the dignity and quiet attention once reserved for prized horses and household companions, the donkey becomes an unlikely connoisseur, gently holding a glass of whiskey. Its elongated form and contemplative expression lend the scene both humor and restraint.
Columbia Creek meets that mood with a Tennessee whiskey whose character is steady, approachable and revealed gradually rather than announced.
Columbia Creek Tennessee Whiskey
The First Pour


The First Pour
After Michelangelo’s The Creation of Adam
One of art history’s most recognizable gestures is transformed into a moment of shared celebration. Instead of fingertips reaching across the divide, two hands extend glasses of whiskey toward one another. The near-contact preserves the original composition’s tension while replacing divine creation with human connection.
Paired with Hand Barrel, the image becomes an ode to touch, craft and exchange - the small gestures through which a spirit is made, poured and enjoyed.
Hand Barrel Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Spirit in Motion


Spirit in Motion
After The Skating Minister, attributed to Sir Henry Raeburn
A poised skater glides across a dark, wintry landscape, carrying a dram with seemingly effortless control. The composition borrows the elegance and motion of The Skating Minister while recasting its familiar figure with a contemporary, spirited confidence.
Keeper’s Heart brings together Irish whiskeys and American rye in a similarly graceful crossing of traditions. Detail holds firm even as the background dissolves into atmosphere: movement, balance and character in transition.
Keeper’s Heart Irish + American 110 Proof
Keepers of the Spirit


Keepers of the Spirit
After Grant Wood’s American Gothic
Grant Wood’s emblem of American Regionalism is reimagined through the ritual of a well-earned pour. The familiar figures and agricultural setting remain, but the pitchfork has yielded to a glass of rye. The gesture shifts the scene from stern endurance toward quiet pride.
Knobel, named in honor of Mike Rowe’s grandfather, shares that respect for work, skill and unembellished character. Both image and whiskey find meaning in the everyday, and dignity in doing things well.
Knobel Tennessee Straight Rye Whiskey
High Spirits


High Spirits
In the tradition of expressionist alpine painting and vintage ski imagery
Bright color cuts through sharp mountain air as a skier pauses above a vast alpine landscape, flask in hand. Bold tones and textured brushwork heighten the exhilaration of altitude, movement and cold.
Breckenridge Rum Cask Finish Whiskey brings warmth into this vivid setting, balancing its whiskey foundation with the rounded sweetness of secondary rum-cask maturation. The pairing captures a familiar pleasure: a spirited reward at the edge of adventure.
Breckenridge Rum Cask Finish Whiskey
Distilled Geometry


Distilled Geometry
Inspired by Cubism
A whiskey barrel is broken into geometric planes and reassembled from shifting points of view. Color, line and perspective refuse to resolve at once; instead, the image asks the viewer to construct the whole from its layered parts.
Barrell Foundation Double Barrel Bourbon works through a comparable logic. Multiple cask influences contribute contrast, depth and structure before being brought together as one expression. Complexity becomes composition.
Barrell Craft Spirits Foundation Double Barrel Bourbon
The Final Round


The Final Round
In the tradition of Post-Impressionist still life
A bottle, two glasses and a row of red roses are arranged with deliberate weight against folded white cloth. The familiar vocabulary of still life becomes an intimate scene of anticipation: perhaps a toast about to happen, or the quiet remains of one already shared.
Four Roses Small Batch Select belongs naturally within the composition. Its layers are distinct yet cohesive, much like the objects on the table - each contributing color, rhythm and balance to the complete picture.
Four Roses Small Batch Select Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Barrel & Beast


Barrel & Beast
After the grand equestrian portraits of George Stubbs
A powerful chestnut horse rears above a rolling whiskey barrel, transforming the composed grandeur of traditional equestrian portraiture into a scene of motion and play. The animal is not simply depicted; it becomes a symbol of energy, control and untamed character.
Pinhook Cask Strength Bourbon meets that force directly. Bold, structured and full of Kentucky presence, it carries the same sense of muscular confidence captured in the horse’s raised form.
Pinhook Cask Strength Straight Bourbon
Born of the Barrel


Born of the Barrel
After Sandro Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus
Botticelli’s Renaissance icon emerges anew in the American West. Venus becomes a self-possessed cowgirl, standing on the shell with whiskey in both hands as classical figures gather around a landscape of open plains, bison and distant mountains. The composition retains its balance and theatrical movement while shifting its mythology westward.
Wyoming Whiskey Outryder follows the same instinct: tradition remains visible, but it is recast through a distinctly American place and point of view.
Wyoming Whiskey Outryder
The Tasting Room


The Tasting Room
After Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp
Rembrandt’s celebrated group portrait is transformed into an investigation of whiskey itself. Gathered figures lean inward as the central lesson moves from the human body to the anatomy of a dram - its structure, layers and component parts. Chiaroscuro gives the scene its psychological weight, carving faces and gestures from shadow.
Minden Mill American Single Malt rewards the same close study, revealing nuance through grain, maturation and a patient attention to detail.
Minden Mill American Single Malt
The Bottle Collection


The Bottle Collection
Inspired by Piet Mondrian and De Stijl
Bottles, glasses and citrus are reduced to primary color, black line and geometric order. The bar becomes an abstract composition in which every shape occupies a precise place and each block of color gains meaning through its relationship to the next.
Bellevoye Grand Cru Cask Finish mirrors that discipline. Three French single malts and an additional cask finish are organized into a polished whole - individual components held in careful balance.
Bellevoye Grand Cru Cask Finish Triple Malt Whisky
Last Call


Last Call
After Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks
The luminous late-night isolation of Nighthawks gives way to a bar alive with conversation. Guests gather inside and spill onto the sidewalk, transforming Hopper’s architecture into a contemporary portrait of connection, energy and shared experience.
Whiskey JYPSI belongs in this social room. Unbound by a single convention and shaped through collaboration, it reflects a modern whiskey culture that values curiosity as much as tradition. Here, the museum becomes a gathering place.
Whiskey JYPSI Tribute Double Barreled Bourbon
Amber Horizon


Amber Horizon
Inspired by Mark Rothko and Color Field painting
Broad fields of blue, amber and cream reduce the whiskey experience to color and atmosphere. A pale block suggests ice suspended within the glowing center, while softened edges allow one tone to breathe into the next. The work is less an illustration than a mood: coolness, warmth and quiet tension held in balance.
Frank August Small Batch Bourbon shares that restraint. Nothing feels excessive; each element has room to register before settling into a composed whole.
Frank August Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Experience
Enjoy the whiskeys neat or in a Museum of Flaviar-inspired cocktail.
Limited annual release. Order early to secure yours.













