Buffalo Trace Distillery has announced the release of its second Prohibition Collection, a limited-edition set featuring five whiskeys that commemorate brands legally produced during America’s ban on alcohol from 1920 to 1933.
This is the fascinating story of Prohibition’s impact and Jim Beam’s subsequent recovery, revitalizing America’s bourbon industry.
A loophole in America’s Prohibition legislation permitted the use of alcohol for scientific or medicinal purposes.
Buffalo Trace has announced The Prohibition Collection: an annual limited-edition, multi-bottle collection they describe as “honoring the whiskeys that were legally produced and sold at the distillery” during Prohibition.
Launched this month is a a new release of Ross & Squibb’s Remus Repeal Reserve Series VII Straight Bourbon Whiskey.
We review Bushmills Prohibition Recipe Irish Whiskey. It’s a special release tied to the popular television show Peaky Blinders.
Kansas City-based J. Rieger & Co. recently released its first bottled-in-bond straight bourbon whiskey.
Manhattan’s first legal whiskey distillery since Prohibition recently opened its doors in the New York City borough’s NoHo area.
After six years in the barrel, Kansas City distiller J. Rieger & Co. released earlier this month into the wild their first whiskey distilled on site, its Bottled in Bond Straight Rye Whiskey.
Jim Beam recently celebrated the filling of its 17 millionth barrel of bourbon since prohibition, and remarkably, noted the filling of one million barrels during 18 months of the pandemic.
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