Welcome to the family

Looks like Buffalo Trace is readying another product we won’t be able to find.

And the good ol’ boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye singin’ this’ll be the day that ECBP diiiieeessss

It was only a matter of time before Maker’s Mark gave us a Cask Strength version of Maker’s 46 – but 10 years?!

Eeny Meeny Miny Moe, which Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1 Bottle is worth the dough?

What’s next? Barrell Gold Label Armida?

5 years after Barrell launched their Gray Label line, Dovetail finally makes the cut to become its newest addition

What was lost seems to be found again.

Joseph Magnus’ Single Barrel Program was a flash in the pan. Why was that?

Small distilleries don’t have a lot of options when it comes to aging their barrels in a hot environment, or do they?

If I woke up tomorrow with my head sewn to the carpet, I wouldn’t be more surprised with this bottle of Russell’s Reserve than I am right now.

Four Roses pulls out all the stops and uses 20 year old barrels for this year’s Limited Edition release

Series VII is coming out soon. Will it match the hype of the last 2 releases?

Following the beat of their 17 and 9 year old releases’ success, Blue Note switches to Kentucky Bourbon for a different tune

The price of bourbon is too dang high! Well, except Evan Williams Bottled in Bond

The internet’s largest assembly of bourbon enthusiasts picks a single barrel from Old Forester

Diageo sells us the same gimmick in a different bottle.

Barrell has created over 80 unique batched products over the last 9 years. We focus on our 10 most favorite from the past 3.

Jim Beam lets its Old Overholt brand return to its roots with a whiskey made from Monongahela Rye.

We rank all 7 labels in this line and explain their differences.

Walk softly, but carry a big (oak) stick.

A closer look at the hype of aging bourbon on a boat.

Two spirits separated by thousands of miles combine for a most interesting finishing experiment

When will the madness stop, Jefferson’s?

You’re probably familiar with Port finished whiskies, but what about White Port?

Rather than giving us a Batch 5 rye whiskey release, Kentucky Owl turns to an unlikely barrel source to finish their rye whiskey in

The oldest Maker’s Mark ever released is coming sooner than you think

Bringing a little-known secret to light in a positive way.

Words can’t do justice on how awe-inspiring these whiskies must be.

If you like Amburana finished whiskies, you’re in luck. You’re about ready to see a lot more of them.

Guess who’s back? Back again? Stagg (Jr) is back. Tell a friend.

Bluegrass Distillers goes mainstream with a wheated bourbon that ticks all the right boxes

Bourbon cream is a highly versatile cocktail that can be enjoyed morning, noon, and night. Learn how to make an easy DIY version at home!

Single Barrel bourbons are all the rage now, but don’t write off Small Batches just yet.

The Swan Song of Belle Meade

The 16th release of Parker’s Heritage finally breaks free of three years of Heavy Char finishes… kind of.

These low budget bottles are a bartenders best friend and also the perfect daily sipper that won’t break the bank. But which one is for you?

Jeptha’s Creed hedges its bets on exotic grains and a small-distillery feel to make their bourbon stand out. But does it?

Absence makes the heart grow fonder. 7 months between batches will do that to you.

What’s stranger than a landlocked naval base in the middle of Indiana? How about an unfinished bourbon pick coming from Starlight Distillery?