Rye Whiskey, Bourbon’s spicy cousin, has seen a huge resurgence in recent years. According to the Distilled Spirits Council, Rye whiskey sales have increased 536% in the past five years. The increased appreciation for the…
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Oak & Eden Is Back with Another Award-Winning Cabernet-Infused Bourbon
While we’ll be the first people to admit that we like our bourbon like we like our coffee–straight with no nonsense. But, Oak & Eden has convinced us, over the years, that there’s something there…
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Elevate Your Whiskey Game With This Bottle and Serving Tray
While I love admiring an eclectic collection of spirits on a bar cart, there’s a touch of class in a dedicated whiskey decanter or storage vessel. It signals that something is special about this spirit.…
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Metallica Collaborated with Willett Distillery on BLACKENED American Whiskey
Legendary heavy metal band Metallica has made its mark on the beverage world by teaming up with Willett Distillery to release BLACKENED x Willett Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey Finished in Madeira Casks. The band tapped…
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Jack Daniel’s Is Releasing a 10-Year Old Age Stated Whiskey
Jack Daniels is a name that requires no introduction around these parts because we’re willing to bet good money every one of you reading this has some level of experience with the eponymous Tennessee Whiskey.…
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The Cool Material Guide to Bourbon
While whiskey is made and enjoyed all over the world, bourbon is distinctly and proudly an American-made spirit. Hoarded, beloved, and highly sought after, this complex elixir is at the pinnacle of connoisseurship. We believe…
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How to Drink Whiskey like a Master Distiller
Appreciating whiskey or bourbon, like appreciating anything in life, requires a certain level of attention. But what should you paying attention to? Brian Nation, Master Distiller at Jameson’s Midleton distillery, walked us through his sampling…
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10 Bourbon Cocktails You Need to Try
Bourbon. One of those exquisite, tantalizing liquids we can drink any time, in any weather, in any place on Earth. Sometimes we like it neat, sometimes we like it on rocks, and hell, sometimes we…
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What’s the Difference Between Bourbon and Whiskey?
If we didn’t need water to survive and coffee to function, it’s a fair bet we’d be consuming what we consider America’s favorite drink–bourbon–all day long. That’s obviously not sustainable, but we can all dream,…
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Laws Whiskey House Releases Limited Edition Bonded Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey
Award-winning distillery Laws Whiskey House has just announced its latest, terroir-driven release: a Limited Edition Centennial Straight Wheat. Made from 100% soft white centennial wheat grown in Colorado’s San Luis Valley, this whiskey is gentle…
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Rye Aged in Absinthe Barrels
Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. and Copper & Kings American Brandy Co. are producing some of the most interesting spirits to come out of Kentucky in ages. It got even more interesting and innovative when the…
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Buffalo Trace The Last Drop
If you’re anything like us, you constantly keep a watchful eye on everything alcohol related that comes out of the Buffalo Trace distillery. Current master distiller Harlen Wheatley is responsible for some of our favorite…
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Trader Joe’s Has a New Line of Ready to Drink Bottled Cocktails
Despite the fact no one sensible is having parties these days, there’s no better way to impress friends, family and acquaintances than with a quality cocktail. But if we’re being honest, no one that wants…
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Jim Beam Lineage Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Standard Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey is ubiquitous, although it’s not top-shelf, by any means. Offerings such as Blanton’s, Booker’s, and Basil Hayden’s, however, are part of the more premium stable from the Jim Beam Brand.…
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Assouline’s Latest Thousand Dollar Book Is All about Whiskey
When it comes to the ultimate coffee table books, you won’t find many more impressive than what’s available in Assouline’s collection of the same name. First there was the Rolex Book, then the Cigar Book…