A 100% malted rye mashbill combined with Hotaling & Co.’s style of whiskey making combines to create a whiskey that plays outside of the traditional rye whiskey box.

Desert Dessert doesn’t quite live up to its name, but instead offers a nice contrast with a fruit forward palate and dominating mesquite smoke on its backend.

A straightforward pour that is priced for everyone to enjoy, J.T.S. Brown Bottled in Bond is a testament to what it means for bourbon to be an everyman’s drink.

A fruit-forward easy sipping wine finished four grain bourbon that is sure to please most.

Looking and tasting well beyond its years, this collaborative blend of whiskey distilled and aged in Texas delivers a rich, savory sip.

Full of rich flavors, BEP completes the Wood Finishing Series in the same way it started, with a pour that stands out and a price tag that’s still reasonable compared to other limited releases in the market.

Despite a lower age statement, Elijah Craig Barrel Proof is out to prove age isn’t everything by releasing one of its best batches in a long time.

The first ever rye release for Orphan Barrel, Scarlet Shade is a well-constructed, high-aged sipping rye that carries a premium price tag.

A classic flavor profile forms the base of Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon which never veers outside of the lines.

With a unique collection of fruit flavors, Old Man Winter, despite its ambiguity in the market, makes a memorable impression.