Blue Note Bourbon’s Honey Cask Bourbon Makes Its Triumphant Return
Blue Note Bourbon’s highly anticipated 2025 Honey Cask release offers a bold 113.86 proof bourbon aged in honey-infused casks, creating a complex harmony of wildflowers, honey, leather, and cedar.
The Glasgow Distillery Unveils Rare Whisky at Whisky Fringe
The Glasgow Distillery has unveiled its second limited 10-year-old single malt, a Sauternes cask matured whisky launching exclusively at Edinburgh’s Whisky Fringe festival.
New Riff Headliner 2025 Limited Edition Released
New Riff Distilling has unveiled its second annual Headliner release, featuring the oldest whiskeys in the distillery’s 11-year history. The limited edition blend sold for $150 per bottle when it became available August 1.
Kavalan Makes History at Tokyo Whisky Competition
Taiwan’s Kavalan distillery made history at the 2025 Tokyo Whisky and Spirits Competition, becoming the first brand to receive two “Best of the Best Single Malt” awards in a single year.
WhistlePig OId World Rye 12 Year Old Review
We review WhistlePig 12 Year Old Old World Rye, a cask-finished classic that trades proof for complexity. Does the lower ABV pay off?
Whiskey Stones: Are They Worth It According to Experts?
Whiskey stones promise to chill your drink without watering it down, but do they really work? We investigate their effectiveness for bourbon and scotch drinkers, exploring expert opinions and alternatives.
Aberargie Distillery Completes Final Harvest Before Inaugural Release
Aberargie Distillery has harvested its last crop of estate-grown barley before releasing its first single malt whisky in 2026, marking the end of a nine-year maturation journey for the Morrison family’s farm-to-bottle operation.
Isle of Raasay Marsala Cask Whisky Released
Isle of Raasay Distillery has launched its first single malt aged in rare Marsala Vergine casks from Sicily. The limited edition combines Scottish and Sicilian coastal influences in 12,300 bottles worldwide.
7 Things You Didn’t Know About Indri Whisky
Indian whisky is changing fast, and Indri is one of the brands leading the charge. In just a few years, this single malt from northern India has gone from local curiosity to global award-winner.