Barrels & Blitz

Rare pours. Big plays. One unforgettable football Sunday.

Lake Norman's premier bourbon destination, Bin 110, is closing its doors to the public for one afternoon, benefiting Westmoreland Wheelhouse.

Seventy-five guests. A guided tasting led by Bin 110 owner and bourbon connoisseur Andy Upchurch. A signature welcome cocktail, elevated appetizers, and Carolina vs. New Orleans on one big screen.

It's the kind of Sunday you'd plan anyway. This one just happens to build homes.

What’s Included

Every ticket includes:

Guided Bourbon Flight
Rare pours hand-selected from a collection of more than 500 whiskeys, walked through by Andy himself. Door open at 12 PM Tasting begins promptly at 12:15 PM.

Signature Welcome Cocktail
Poured the moment you walk in.

Food All Afternoon
Small plates from doors to the final whistle.

Raffle & Silent Auction
At halftime, when a few minutes of your attention turns into real impact.

FAQ

Do I need to know anything about bourbon?
Not a thing. The whole point of a guided tasting is that someone who knows it well walks you through what you're drinking. Beginners usually enjoy it most.

What if I don't drink bourbon?
We'll have wine, beer, and non-alcoholic options available all afternoon.

Can I come just for the game?
You're welcome to arrive whenever, but the tasting starts promptly at 12:15 and it's the best part. We'd hate for you to miss it.

Is my ticket tax-deductible?
A portion is. Westmoreland Wheelhouse is a registered 501(c)(3), and we'll provide the deductible amount with your receipt.

Can I buy a table or bring a group?
Yes. Reach out and we'll seat your group together. kasey@westmorelandwheelhouse.org