Duck Club Bourbon Co.'s debut 92 proof bourbon pairs appealing vintage sporting aesthetics with a flavorful blend of 5-6 year old Kentucky-ryed and Indiana-wheated bourbons, delivering an approachable, value-packed pour that's enjoyable well beyond its outdoorsman-focused branding.

Oaklore’s Old Fashioned Cask Finish Four Grain Bourbon blurs the line between finished whiskey and full-on cocktail, and is dangerously drinkable with its unmistakable Old Fashioned vibes.

New Riff’s 2026 Sour Mash Single Malt comprises six mashbills aged in five cask types, making it one of their most complex blends yet, where its exacting peat component eventually yields to a whiskey more complex than originally anticipated.

For years, bourbon fans have wondered what a higher proof and higher aged Elijah Craig would taste like. Heaven Hill may have finally delivered with Elijah Craig 15 Year, a fruit-forward bourbon that balances mature oak, depth, and an approachable price point in a way few high aged releases can.