We've been talking more about craft whiskey lately, and Wyoming Whiskey is one such craft distillery that should be on your radar. They’ve avoided so-called shortcuts that have tainted many people’s experience with craft whiskey. And unlike the Kentucky majors, their geography and use of local grains offers the opportunity for creating whiskeys that might just taste a little different than what you’re used to.

Craft Bourbon can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people, which is why it's hard to get an answer to the question, "What is Craft Bourbon?"

Music and bourbon have gone hand in hand since the whiskey itself was invented. That's why we're giving away four sets of General Admission tickets to four lucky readers.

If you’re an “indie” or “craft,” it usually results in loving appreciation and a hardcore following. Why isn't that the case with craft bourbon?

Uncle Nearest 1856 is a storied brand, but it’s not about taking pieces from the history books and inserting them into marketing. Instead, the history came first, and the whiskey is being built around it.

A common way for liquor stores to stand out in a crowded market is to offer a store selection. Some stores have started taking this practice to its next natural evolutionary step: creating their own whiskey brand.

Geroge Dickel Tabasco Finish has been in the line of fire from whiskey drinkers and even from the people who make it. Does it deserve the disdain it receives?

Infinity bottles are a popular amoung bourbon drinkers, but distilleries haven't yet jumped on this trend - until now. Barrell Craft Spirits with their Infinite Barrel Project is taking the gamble and putting their own unique spin on the concept.

A lot of weird products get released that immediately get shot down. Sometimes bourbon drinkers seem to forget that not all whiskeys are intended to appeal to them and only them.

Where many people often think that working in a trendy field such as distilling means it's all fun and games, it can be anything but.