Name one state, other than Kentucky, that produces bourbon.

Tennessee is recognized for producing bourbon due to its legal definition that allows bourbon to be made anywhere in the United States, provided it meets certain criteria. While Kentucky is the most famous for its bourbon production, Tennessee also has a significant bourbon industry, with distilleries producing high-quality spirits that adhere to the same standards as traditional bourbon. One distinguishing feature of Tennessee whiskey is the Lincoln County Process, which involves filtering the spirit through charcoal before aging, although not all distilleries employing this method label their products as bourbon.

New York, Ohio, and Virginia also produce bourbon, but Tennessee's prominence and established distillery tradition make it a notable example among the options provided.