Buying Into The Blend American Bourbon Lifestyle By Matt Strickland / September 5, 2019 Dollar for dram, the best booze pouring forth from the sourced whiskey market right now are bottles that are blends of multiple whiskeys. Continue reading > Share
The Art of Watching Grass Grow: The Basics of Malting American Scotch By Matt Strickland / April 26, 2019 Malting barley is probably the least sexy part of whisky making, but damn if it isn’t important. Continue reading > Share
Tennessee Whiskey And The Question Of Calling It A Bourbon American By Matt Strickland / March 19, 2019 The TTB making it official that Tennessee whiskey doesn’t have to call itself bourbon is perfectly fine. Continue reading > Share
Lessons Learned From Farm Distilling Whisky in the Great White North Canadian Lifestyle By Matt Strickland / February 27, 2019 It’s an easy bit of marketing pic and copy when a distillery is firmly planted among the amber grain fields on a beautiful sun-soaked day. However, despite the romance, farm distilleries have a lot of challenges. Continue reading > Share
Are Small Barrels Bad For Whiskey? American Bourbon Lifestyle By Matt Strickland / February 5, 2019 The TTB is considering putting forth a specific size requirement on oak barrels used to age domestic spirits like whiskey. Does the factor of large versus small barrel size really matter at the end of the day though? Continue reading > Share
A Whiskey Distiller’s Scratch Pad Lifestyle By Matt Strickland / January 21, 2019 Ever wonder what a distiller goes through in the creation of a whiskey? One distiller lets us know. Continue reading > Share