Whiskey Reviews

Literally fire water

Which release comes out on top?

One of the oldest age-stated bourbons you can find under $100.

Nicole Austin proves that Tennessee Whiskey really is just re-branded bourbon

Welcome back, old friend

A high-proofed rye whiskey with an extra trick up its sleeve

They haven’t sold Booker’s Rye in a long time, but this almost makes up for it.

One of Kentucky’s newest producers specializes in finished bourbon

The King is back with a different warehouse for the 2023 release

I feel like it’s an old trope at this point, but whiskey with the word “gold” in the label is rarely as good as they’re trying to imply

The top of the Pappy foodchain

The taste of the outdoors, in a bottle

A rye whiskey from the mind of David Jennings that’s surprisingly not from Wild Turkey

What if Peerless Bourbon spent an extra two extra years in a new charred oak bourbon?

One of the last batches of Stagg to be released in 2023.

A case study in Seagram’s exceptional quality control handed down throughout the years

A distillery that has been honing their craft over the last 10 years… and it shows

The third release in Barrell’s Cask Finished Series.

$140 for an 86 proof rye whiskey? Get out of here!

Another look at a popular, up-and-coming rye whiskey sourced from Bardstown Bourbon Company

A lot of flavor is packed in this little bottle.

Bulleit’s highest proofed offering

Within this familiar-looking label lies a rye whiskey that packs a punch

Exploring one of the first batches of Rowan’s Creek ever produced

Out with single barrels and In with custom blends

The final installment of the Blanton’s Takara Single Barrel lineup

A new wheated bourbon making some big waves

Takara Red is the Japanese equivalent to our standard Blanton’s Single Barrel – but is it that different?

You’ve never seen a new distillery with a product like this.

New Riff’s High Note Collection answers the question of “what if they aged their Whiskey Riffs even longer?”

The King returns in 2022 – this time from a different warehouse.

The second release of Campari’s “Whiskey Barons” Collection

Exploring the lowest-priced option of the three Blanton’s Takara releases

The first “Whiskey Barons Collection” from Campari

It was only a matter of time before Barrell Craft Spirits put a rye whiskey in their Private Release lineup

Wrapping up the final release from the Kentucky Series trio

Too young to be called “Old Bones,” Backbone slaps the word “Almost” on the label and calls it a day

Must Have Malts becomes an independent bottler

Just your ordinary Jack Old No. 7?

A distillery/blender known for their fruit brandies decides to release a bourbon