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What makes this Eagle Rare barrel more than a one-night pour? Grand Bohemian’s new Buffalo Trace pick is here to stay.
What does Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel Bourbon taste like uncut and unfiltered? Buffalo Trace's 40th Anniversary Edition finally reveals
Want to know what's inside Pappy Van Winkle's coveted 2026 collection—and what each of the six bottles will cost you?
Ever wished you could taste Buffalo Trace's finest without traveling to Kentucky? The distillery's free tasting tour is coming to
Why is Sazerac buying yet another Kentucky distillery? The bourbon giant says it still can't keep up with demand—here's what
What happens when the makers of Buffalo Trace buy a Welsh vodka brand famous for its solid gold bottles? Sazerac's
Ever dreamed of owning one of Buffalo Trace's rarest bourbons? A $100 ticket could win you Double Eagle Very Rare
Ever dreamed of summer camp for grown-ups with bourbon? Buffalo Trace's new Camp Buffalo Trace blends whiskey education with luxury
Which historic whiskeys were legally bottled during Prohibition? Buffalo Trace revives five rare brands in its new limited-edition collection—here's the
What happens when a 100% rye whiskey spends nine years finishing in a Buffalo Trace barrel under the brutal Texas
What happens when a 1935 clubhouse meets bourbon-infused dining? Buffalo Trace's new John G. Carlisle Cafe opens its doors —
What happens when Kentucky bourbon ages for three decades? Buffalo Trace's Eagle Rare 30 is heading to auction via Bonhams
Two suitors, one iconic whiskey company. With Sazerac and Pernod Ricard both circling Brown-Forman, which deal could reshape the global
Why did Sazerac name its Tennessee distillery "AJ Bond"? The answer lies in a 20-year partnership between two distillers—and a
What happens when Buffalo Trace tracks a single oak tree for over two decades—and barrels bourbon at pre-Prohibition proof? Two
What happens when an ancient grain replaces rye in the Weller mashbill? Daniel Weller Spelt Wheat isolates spelt's natural sweetness