Whiskey Review: Michter’s Celebration Sour Mash 2016 Whiskey American Lifestyle Reviews By Steve Coomes / December 5, 2016 We review the Michter’s Celebration Sour Mash 2016 Whiskey, a blend of older bourbon and rye whiskeys that comes with a whopper of a price tag at around $5,000 a bottle. Continue reading > 0 Shares
A Sneak Peek Of Angel’s Envy's Brand New Distillery in Louisville Bourbon By Steve Coomes / November 17, 2016 This weekend marks the grand opening of the brand-new tourist-focused Angel’s Envy distillery in Louisville, Kentucky. Here’s an on-site sneak peek from our bourbon editor. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Tragic Fire at Heaven Hill in ’96 Didn’t Stop Nascent Bourbon Boom Bourbon By Steve Coomes / November 11, 2016 20 years ago this week, a colossal fire at Heaven Hill destroyed two percent of the world’s whiskey supply. Today, the industry remembers and we revisit it with them. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Pamela Heilmann Takes The Master Distiller Reins At Michter’s In Kentucky Bourbon By Steve Coomes / November 9, 2016 After 18 years in the industry, Pamela Heilmann, former distillery manager at Jim Beam, takes the helm at Michter’s new distillery. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Whiskey Review: Heaven Hill Select Stock 20th Anniversary Fire Edition Bourbon Reviews By Steve Coomes / November 7, 2016 The 20th anniversary of the 1996 Heaven Hill fire is here. We review Heaven Hill Select Stock 20th Anniversary Fire Edition, the expression released to commemorate the disaster. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Why Is Bardstown The Bourbon Capital Of The World? Bourbon By Steve Coomes / November 1, 2016 Today bourbon tourism accounts for 68 percent of the total attraction attendance in Bardstown. Not surprisingly, that amber elixir is the top reason tourists give for visiting. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Buffalo Trace Turns Archaeologist After Amazing Find At Distillery Bourbon By Steve Coomes / October 28, 2016 After discovering ruins beneath one of its buildings, Buffalo Trace plans to make “Bourbon Pompeii” open to the public sometime in the future. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Kentucky Owl Bourbon: The Back Story of A True Cult Whiskey Bourbon Reviews By Steve Coomes / September 15, 2016 You may have heard of Kentucky Owl Bourbon, a limited edition, sourced whiskey which sells like crazy in bourbon country. We check it out. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Kentucky Bourbon Festival Celebrates 25 Years in Bardstown Bourbon By Steve Coomes / September 14, 2016 This year’s Kentucky Bourbon Festival is already underway – but it might not be too late to go! Continue reading > 0 Shares
Whiskey Review: 2016 Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon Bourbon Reviews By Steve Coomes / September 14, 2016 We review the 2016 release of Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon, highlighted this year for the OESO option as the blend’s anchor recipe. Continue reading > 2 Shares
Wilderness Trail Distillery Opens As Impressive Kentucky Operation Bourbon Distillery Profiles By Steve Coomes / August 29, 2016 Wilderness Trail Distillery, a new craft distillery in Kentucky, is open for visitors – but don’t expect to taste any bourbon until the tail end of this decade. Continue reading > 0 Shares
Jefferson’s Bourbon Traveling Again For Special Water Aging Project Bourbon By Steve Coomes / August 10, 2016 Jefferson’s Bourbon, in a new water aging experiment, has sent some of its barreled bourbon on a multi-month odyssey from Kentucky to New York by boat. Continue reading > 0 Shares
