New Releases: Chicken Cock, Rabbit Hole, Heaven Hill, & more
Recent new bourbon and whiskey releases from the UK include a small batch expression from Chicken Cock, a Mizunara finish from Rabbit Hole, and the return of Bulleit’s 12 Year Rye.
Whiskey Review: Larceny Barrel Proof Batch A124
We review Larceny Barrel Proof Batch A124, bottled at 124.2 proof and the first of Heaven Hill’s annual uncut, Larceny variant wheated bourbon releases for 2024.
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Now Has Shuffling Age Statements
Elijah Craig Barrel Proof has been a cask strength stalwart for a decade and now, in a further tweaking of things, it will have different age statements with each release.
Heaven Hill Releasing A 20 Year Kentucky Straight Corn Whiskey
Heaven Hill Distillery recently announced the release of its Heaven Hill Heritage Collection 20-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Corn Whiskey.
Bernheim Gets A Barrel Proof Wheat Whiskey Variant
Heaven Hill recently announced the release of its first barrel proof expression of Bernheim Original Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey.
First 2023 Larceny, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Bourbons Arrive
Heaven Hill, amongst its barrel proof offerings, debuts several times a year new variants of its Larceny Barrel Proof and Elijah Craig Barrel Proof expressions. The first 2023 releases recently were announced.
Latest Parker’s Heritage Is A Double Barreled Bourbon Blend
The annual Parker’s Heritage from Heaven Hill was recently announced, taking the form of a double barreled bourbon blend.
Bourbon Musings: McKenna Was Already Dead, KBF Hosting 50 Distilleries
A round up of interesting tidbits includes a curious Henry McKenna call, the upcoming Kentucky Bourbon Festival, the Green River acquisition and the decline of hard seltzer.
Heaven Hill Expanding Production With $135 Million State-Of-The-Art Distillery
Heaven Hill recently broke ground on a $135-million distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, in a homecoming that pays tribute to the family-owned company’s original distillery that burned in a devastating fire in 1996.
Heaven Hill Bringing Distilling Back To Bardstown After Fire 26 Years Ago
Heaven HIll has announced plans for a new, $135 million distillery to open in Bardstown by 2024, over two decades after a fire wiped out the last one there.