American drinkers have generally shied away from rum-finished whiskey, but with a number of distilleries releasing new products this year, is it time for rum-finished whiskey to breakout?
Your whiskey collection changes a lot over the years, but nothing changes more than having kids. Parenthood and inevitable lock down of one’s whiskey collection.
Sure bourbon is popular, but how popular? From sales data, to the increased number of United States distilleries, to the ever-growing number of releases all indicators point in one direction: up.
The idea of opening your sealed bottles is more prevalent than ever as COVID-19 has changed so much of our lives recently. It might not be the end of times, but it can be a major wake up call forcing whiskey drinkers to rethink the unthinkable: is it time to open up our sealed bottles?
It can be frustrating when a company announces a new limited whiskey that you know you'll never have the chance to buy. People hate to love limited releases, but in a way, they’re a necessary evil that adds to the fun of it all.