Whiskey Essentials

Is this the beginning of a new era in Old Forester?

Round and round it goes! Is the single barrel good? Nobody knows!

Cascade Hollow gets the cold shoulder from a lot of enthusiasts. But you should be paying more attention

Is this a cask strength version of Legent?

It’s always a good day when Wild Turkey decides to give us more single barrel options.

Welcome to the Virginia ABC Lottery where the entries don’t matter and the winners are whoever we say they are

Barrell is selling old batches that still remain unsold years later. What can we glean from that?

A Tale of Two Age Statements

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

What was lost seems to be found again.

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

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

Diageo sells us the same gimmick in a different bottle.

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

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

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.