The Kentucky-based Yellowstone Bourbon has announced the launch of the 2026 release in its annual Limited Edition series. Yellowstone Limited Edition 2026 (50.5% ABV) is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon produced using whiskeys aged 7 and 14 years, finished in Ruby and Tawny Port casks. Inspired by the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone National Park, this year’s […]
The Yorkshire-based Cooper King Distillery and Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery have announced the launch of a new collaborative release, said to showcase the camaraderie and transparency of the modern whisky industry. Many Hands (48% ABV) is a Yorkshire blended malt whisky, comprising 16 casks sourced from MB Roland Distillery in Kentucky. Eight casks were filled […]
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Glenlivet 12 yo ‘Double Oak’ (40%, OB, +/-2025)
Glenlivet 14 yo (58.6%, OB for The Whisky Club, first fill American oak, 2026)
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Heaven Hill Double Mash combines traditional and wheated bourbon mashbills aged nine years and bottled at 100 proof. It arrives in August 2026 for $49.99.
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By Genevieve Jacot-Guillarmod Rating: B Glenmorangie is known for having the tallest stills in Scotland. In fact, the distillery claims that the necks of their stills reach the same height as an adult male giraffe, and they have adopted the giraffe as something of an unofficial mascot. These very tall stills encourage greater reflux during …
Heaven Hill has stepped into new territory by releasing a bottled in bond bourbon drawing on not one, but two of its mash bills. It is easy to imagine many a croaker will greet this news with outrage in this easily outraged age, but such a bourbon would not violate the terms of the Bottled …
Royal Elizabeth Bond, the independent cask storage facility set to become one of Scotland’s largest, has announced that it will operate with complete transparency through the use of digital records. The bond, based at the historic Royal Elizabeth Yard near the Forth Bridge in Dalmeny, has assigned every cask on site – held on behalf […]
