Lightning Strikes Whiskey, Causes Epic Firenado

As the blaze spread, wind whipped the fire into a terrifying and awesome tornado
KENTUCKY (Web Desk) -- Move over, Fireball. In footage The Weather Channel broadcast Thursday, a Jim Beam factory in Kentucky received an extra spark to their bourbon after lightning struck the plant back in 2003.
More than 800,000 gallons of fire-fueling bourbon spilled into the factory s retention pond after the strike, quickly catching the booze and water on fire, the station s Matt Sampson explained.
As the blaze spread, wind whipped the fire into a terrifying and awesome tornado.
The fire was eventually put out, but not before it killed a large number of fish. Jim Beam ultimately paid $27,000 in cleanup costs, according to The Weather Channel.
Jim Beam has been around since the 18th century and pulls in roughly $2.5 billion in sales annually, according to The Intercept.
We re just waiting for firenado whiskey to come on the market.