Cotswolds Founder’s Choice became the first English whiskey to win “Best in Show Whiskey” at a major spirits competition, while Heaven Hill Brands earned best large distiller with major wins, including Best Value in Christian Brothers Brandy VS, in multiple categories, at the inaugural international … Continue readingASCOT Awards Honors The Best Spirits Of 2021 With Inaugural Competition
On this Whiskey Quickie by Bourbon Pursuit, we review Daviess County Straight Bourbon Finished in French Oak Casks. This non-age stated bourbon is 96 proof and $47 MSRP. Let us know what you think. Cheers! Whiskey Quickie is brought to you by Barrell Bourbon. Learn more … Continue readingWhiskey Quickie: Daviess County Straight Bourbon Finished in French Oak Casks
On this episode of The Fred Minnick Show, the great E-40, the legendary rapper and hip hop artist, joins the show. E-40, whose given name is Earl Stevens, is well known as a pioneer of West Coast rap, the founder of Sick Wid it Records, … Continue readingHow Would Hip Hop Be Different if Tupac Was Still Alive? E-40 Dishes Over Eagle Rare
On this episode of The Fred Minnick Show, the great E-40, the legendary rapper and hip hop artist, joins the show. E-40, whose given name is Earl Stevens, is well known as a pioneer of West Coast rap, the founder of Sick Wid it Records, … Continue readingE-40 Remembers Tupac With Vintage Eagle Rare
A. Smith Bowman Distillery announced the addition of a new and permanent expression to its product line, A. Smith Bowman Cask Strength Bourbon. The whiskey is aged a minimum of 10 years, bottled uncut at 141.1 proof, and non chill-filtered. Barrels are selected by Master … Continue readingA. Smith Bowman Announces New 141.1 Proof Cask Strength Bourbon
Teeling Distillery, the first new Distillery in Dublin in more than 125 years, celebrated its sixth year in operation by commissioning a scale model of the distillery – made with 4,173 Lego bricks. The model, built by Dublin Bricks, is on display in the distillery’s … Continue readingTeeling Distillery in Dublin Reopens for In-Person Tours