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Buffalo Trace Distillery is releasing what it believes to be the first authentic Kosher Whiskey, under the guidance of the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc-Kosher). Buffalo Trace began working with cRc in 2010.
Pinhook Bourbon virtually convenes a panel of whiskey experts on April 13 to select a 12-year-old true single barrel for bottling. All proceeds from the bottle sales, with a target of $30,000, will be donated to The James Beard Foundation Food and Beverage Industry Relief Fund.
Buffalo Trace Distillery continues its exploration into oak tree varietals with the release of its Old Charter Oak Chinkapin Oak. This species of oak is native to the Midwest United States. These large Chinkapin Oak trees are often found in parks and on large estates.
Four Gate Whiskey Company Announces Sixth Release “The Kelvin Collaboration II.” Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey finished in Cognac and Rum Casks.
Wigle Whiskey took home 20 awards, more than any other distillery in the US, at Monday evening’s virtual American Craft Spirits Association Awards Ceremony.
Breaking Bourbon’s Single Barrel Club took home a gold medal at the 2020 San Francisco World Spirits Competition for their single barrel pick Hillrock Estate Distillery’s “Hudson Confidential.”
Barrell Craft Spirits Batch 021 Named “Best Bourbon” at the 2020 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Independent Bottler and Blender Also Earns Double Gold and Gold Medals for New Bourbon & Rye Batches Within its Award-Winning Portfolio.
In its sixth year, the Blood Oath ultra-premium bourbon series continues to see unique expressions – Blood Oath Pact No. 6 launches this spring. The series – a creation of Lux Row Distillers’ Head Distiller and Master Blender John Rempe – combines three selected bourbons, expertly blended for a distinctive whiskey.
A decade after the Meyer Grelli family founded the City’s first Distillery since Prohibition, they are unveiling a major expansion that will more then double the size of their Distillery in Pittsburgh’s Strip District. The expanded site features a new restaurant, bar, retail bottle shop, dedicated tour and event spaces and interactive historical vignettes through out the space.
