The first-ever single barrel rye from Coy Hill, Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Special Release Coy Hill Rye expertly balances its proof, age, and mashbill, producing a sip that will please Jack Daniel’s and rye lovers alike.
Barrell Bourbon New Year 2027 trades overall balance for an impactful wave of seamlessly integrated sweet, spicy, and oak-driven flavors that showcase Barrell Craft Spirits’ blending expertise.
Blackhat Bourbon Finished in Barley Wine Barrels delivers an unconventional, polarizing mix of fortified-wine-like funk, maltiness, and fruit punch that adventurous drinkers may enjoy, though it comes at a high cost.
Finished in Cognac casks, Madagascar adds new dimension to Penelope’s Four Grain Straight Bourbon Whiskey with notes of candied fruit, vanilla and warm spice.
The latest limited-edition release explores the distinctive character of chestnut wood, bringing new depth and complexity to Four Roses’ signature bourbon.
Tracing its roots back to 1992, what started as a relatively small bourbon tasting and dinner for about 250 people has grown into a major industry event. One of the most exciting aspects of the Kentucky Bourbon Festival is the exclusive and first-access limited releases brands are bringing to the table. We highlight what three brands are doing this year.
Buffalo Trace's Prohibition Collection is back for a third year, shining a light on five historic brands produced during Albert B. Blanton's time leading George T. Stagg Distillery. Does this latest installment earn its premium price tag?
Lost Lantern set out to accomplish what many would consider impossible, creating a meticulously crafted bourbon blend featuring whiskey from distilleries in all 50 states and proving that ambitious blending can be both cohesive and exceptional.
Red, white, and bourbon: America’s 250th Anniversary is sparking an exciting lineup of commemorative whiskeys, ranging from simple patriotic editions to innovative finishes, historic throwbacks, and once-in-a-generation blends.
The Confluence Project Volume 1 unites craft whiskey innovators New Riff and Chattanooga Whiskey in a collaboration years in the making, celebrating the unique relationship between competition and cooperation that continues to drive American whiskey forward.
For comedian Jim Gaffigan, what started as a harmless pandemic-era pastime snowballed into a full-blown obsession that any bourbon drinker will recognize: the uncontrollable need to take it to the next level and commit fully to what is — let's be honest — a hobby with a drinking problem.
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