Read my Whisky Advocate review on this whiskey.
If you’ve never met Four Roses Al Young, you’re missing out on a great conversation with one of the most un...
A decade ago, an editor would have laughed if I pitched a story about a “still dropping.” Today, however, with the crazy bourbon boom, it’s practically br...
Dear Bourbon Drinker:
Lend me your angst, palate and general disgust toward brand marketing. Take this age statement-dropping hate boiling deep within and ap...
Kings County Distillery announced the national release of its first Bottled-in-Bond bourbon.
Starting March 3, the 120th anniversary of the Bottled-in-Bond A...
A few years ago, I raved about Forecastle’s Bourbon Lodge.
I still think it’s the best festival for bourbons to reach new consumers, especially music-lov...
Sazerac announced a one-time bottling of 25-year-old Van Winkle bourbon.
From 11 barrels that yielded 710 bottles, the April release's MSRP is $1,800 for a ...
How important were slaves to American whiskey?
Last year, Louisville-based Brown-Forman told the New York Times that slave Nearis Green actually taught th...
There’s not unanimous distiller support for House Bill 100, which would allow individuals to sell vintage spirits to licensed liquor dealers.
Sazerac suppo...
The most disappointing whiskey I’ve tasted this year is a vintage Four Roses: Single Barrel Reserve.
The aromatic approach is elegant, floral and with hint...
Who wants bourbon from 1908?
Soon, that dream may become a reality.
The Kentucky legislature introduced legislation that would allow the legal sale of vin...
