France’s Armorik Introduces Heavily Peated Single Malt From The “Gateway To Hell” World By Katelyn Best / October 22, 2020 Armorik Yeun Elez is the first in what is planned to be a series of heavily peated French single malt whiskies produced by Distillerie Warenghem, in Brittany, France. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Review: Ranger Creek Texas Rye Finished In A Cider Barrel (Tejas Series) American Reviews By Scott Bernard Nelson / October 22, 2020 We review Ranger Creek Texas Rye Finished In A Cider Barrel, part of a new series done in collaboration between the Texas Whiskey Festival and various Texas distilleries. Continue reading > Share
The James Crow Chronicles: Part 1 (Crow in Scotland) Bourbon By Chris Middleton / October 22, 2020 James Crow and Old Crow whiskey, as we explore in the first of our nine part series, embody the story of America’s native spirit, and both played central roles in the frequently tumultuous first two hundred years of bourbon history. Continue reading > Share
“King Of The Lowlands” Rosebank Releases Its First Global Scotch Single Malt Offering Scotch By Nino Kilgore-Marchetti / October 22, 2020 Scotland’s Rosebank distillery, as it continues progression towards fully returning from the dead, offers up its first global single malt Scotch whisky release under its new ownership. Continue reading > Share
Remote Ardnamurchan Distillery Has Its First Scotch Single Malt At Market Scotch By Nino Kilgore-Marchetti / October 21, 2020 The Ardnamurchan Single Malt is a new Scotch whisky debuting from a young Scottish distillery located in a remote part of Scotland and powered by local renewables. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Reviews: Pinhook Whiskeys American Bourbon Reviews By Kenji Mizumori / October 21, 2020 We review several of the latest bottlings from Pinhook Whiskey, a brand out of Kentucky that’s getting some of its whiskey from Castle & Key and naming expressions after young thoroughbred horses. Continue reading > Share
Uncle Nearest Is A Brand That’s About Much More Than Just Good Whiskey American Bourbon By Nino Kilgore-Marchetti / October 21, 2020 Uncle Nearest is a popular African-American owned whiskey label that is about much more then just the brown spirit, as we learn in this interview with founder Fawn Weaver. Continue reading > Share
Stranahan’s Debuts A New Solera Finished American Single Malt American By Nino Kilgore-Marchetti / October 21, 2020 Stranahan’s Blue Peak is a new American single malt that’s been aged four years and then finished through the Solera process, a technique more commonly known in winemaking. Continue reading > Share
New Clonakilty Irish Whiskeys Finished In Beer Casks From American Breweries Irish By Hannah Kanik / October 20, 2020 Clonakilty Distillery has joined up with a number of US breweries to create a range of limited-edition, beer cask finished Irish whiskeys for the American market. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Salespeople – The Forgotten Link Lifestyle By Robin Robinson / October 20, 2020 Salesmen all, and the most maligned sector of business today. But if you are holding any object in your hands, whether a whiskey bottle, a medical prescription or an iPhone, a salesperson got it there for you. Continue reading > Share
Whiskey Review: Michter’s US*1 Toasted Barrel Finish Rye (2020) American Reviews By Kenji Mizumori / October 20, 2020 We review Michter’s US*1 Toasted Barrel Finish Rye (2020), a Michter’s rye whiskey that’s been finished in a second barrel that was “custom toasted to extract characters to create a rich and decadent rye whiskey experience.” Continue reading > Share
Newest Jim Beam Bourbon Brings Together Fred Noe, Freddie Noe Distilling Talents In One Bottle Bourbon By Nino Kilgore-Marchetti / October 20, 2020 Jim Beam Lineage is a new 15 year old bourbon, launching exclusively into travel retail next year, that marks the first ever collaboration between Jim Beam’s 7th and 8th generation family distillers Fred and Freddie Noe. Continue reading > Share
