New Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Warehouse C Bourbon Whiskey Emerges From Buffalo Trace
Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Warehouse C Bourbon Whiskey emerges as the newest collectible E.H. Taylor, Jr. bourbon from Buffalo Trace, being a 10 year old offering released as a one time expression.
Redbreast Debuts Dream Cask Oloroso Sherry Edition
Redbreast Dream Cask Oloroso Sherry Edition, the latest release in this Irish whiskey brand’s special Dream Cask collection, celebrates the signature Redbreast style by vatting together four special whiskeys in a single outstanding Oloroso sherry butt.
Bushmills Irish Whiskey Rolls Out American Oak Cask Finish
Bushmills Irish Whiskey recently began rolling out its newest creation, the American Oak Cask Finish.
Whiskey Review: Broken Barrel Port Finish Bourbon
We review Broken Barrel Port Finish Bourbon from Infuse Spirits. It was infused with a custom stave profile–and, as it’s available by the barrel, purchasers can customize their “stave bill.”
New Riff Distilling Adds 6-Year-Old Malted Rye Whiskey To Lineup
New Riff Distilling recently announced the release of a new 6-year-old Malted Rye Whiskey.
Bourbon History Echoes In Today’s Craft Distilleries
Buffalo Springs was typical of the many small town distilleries that once abounded in Kentucky.
Bob Dylan’s Distillery Teams With Redbreast For New Cask Finished Bourbon
Heaven’s Door Spirits, tied to musical artist Bob Dylan, teams with Irish whiskey brand Redbreast to create The Master Blenders’ Edition, a new American bourbon that’s been finished in Redbreast’s signature casks.
California Whiskey Brand Wolves Whiskey Debuts Third Limited Release
After selling out of their initial releases in days, the team at Wolves Whiskey are back with their third limited, online-only whiskey release titled “Spring Run.”
Whiskey Reviews: Berkshire Mountain Distillers American Whiskey Collection
We review three whiskeys from Berkshire Mountain Distillers’ American Whiskey collection. Each one is distilled from a different craft beer.
Column: Canada’s Oldest Distilling Scene Is Anything But Boring
The Canadian province of Ontario is home to a large number of Canadian whisky brands both large and small.