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Celebrate Doc Holliday's 174th Birthday with Four Bold New Bourbon Releases from World Whiskey Society
Published:
August 12, 2025

Limited-edition cask finishes debut with one-day-only discount on August 14.

Pursuit Spirits Unveils New Visitor Experience Destination And Cocktail Lounge On Whiskey Row Thursday, August 14
Published:
August 12, 2025

Pursuit Spirits will open doors to a retail space, multiple tasting room experiences, podcast studio, and cocktail lounge.

Buffalo Trace Distillery Announces The John G. Carlisle Cafe: A Permanent New Dining Option Coming Soon To The Distillery
Published:
August 12, 2025

Located on the first floor of the Elmer T. Lee Clubhouse, the John G. Carlisle Cafe is slated to open Spring 2026.

Barmen 1873 Bourbon Debuts Limited-Edition Lainey Wilson Whirlwind World Tour Commemorative Bottle
Published:
August 12, 2025

1,000-case release honors Lainey’s 2025 tour with exclusive label design, available mid-August in select U.S. markets.

New Riff Revives Award-Winning Red Turkey Wheat Bourbon
Published:
August 8, 2025

Latest New Riff whiskey is aged 5 years, bottled-in-bond, and distilled with an heirloom grain.

Penelope Bourbon extends its line of award-winning ready-to-pour offerings with Black Walnut Old Fashioned
Published:
August 6, 2025

Latest release in the red-hot segment expands Penelope’s range of convenient and high-quality bottled cocktail offerings.

Cheers to 35 Years: Kentucky Bourbon Festival Announces 2026 Dates
Published:
August 6, 2025

Fourth consecutive sellout prompts save the date for next year.

Southern Distilling Company Launches Southern Star Bottled-In-Bond Straight Rye Whiskey
Published:
August 6, 2025

Newest Addition to the Southern Distilling Company's Whiskey Portfolio Celebrates Commitment to Quality Craft Whiskey.

“Frankfort Rising” Available August 14, Goal of Raising $10K
Published:
August 5, 2025

Mattingly 1845 Distillery has created a limited-edition bourbon called “Frankfort Rising,” with $30 from the sale of each bottle going towards the Franklin County Community Fund.

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