We review Batch B521 of Larceny Barrel Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon. It’s a popular wheated bourbon from Heaven Hill Distillery.
On this episode of The Fred Minnick Show, Whitechapel bass player Gabe Crisp joins the show.
We review Larceny Barrel Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (Batch A121), a Heaven Hill wheat bourbon bottled at 114.8 proof.
Justins’ House of Bourbon in Kentucky has become a must stop there for lovers for American whiskey, particularly if you are looking for vintage bottles.
January columns tend to start with a look back at the previous year. But seeing as some of the dreadfulness of 2020 is spilling over into 2021, does any of us really want to look back at the source? If you’re a whiskey fan, yes.
One of our reviewers recently competed in the Bardstown Bourbon Company World’s Top Whiskey Taster (WTWT) finals in Kentucky, and this her story about what she learned along the way.
We review Larceny Barrel Proof C920, a 122.4 proof variant of the popular Larceny wheated bourbon from Heaven Hill.
The second part of the auction of Pat’s Collection of 9,000 bottles of whisk(e)y is currently ongoing, focused this time upon a range of American whiskeys and bourbons.
The 2020 Van Winkle whiskeys have arrived from Buffalo Trace, with the five cult-like bourbons and one rye set to hit retail, and your wallet, in November.
We remember Dick Stoll, legendary Pennsylvania whiskey master distiller, who passed away at 86 and should be considered in the company of the best makers of American whiskey.
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