By Richard Thomas Despite the growing, dark clouds of a probable sales slump and market correction for whiskey generally, newcomers are still entering the game–and there is still room for them. For folks with a nose for a quality whiskey, an eye on the market and a good sense for business, there will always be …
I like this book. It has a lot of interesting history, going back to ancient Greece and China. It covers more than just whiskey – It talks about the use of herbs, mixed with alcohol, as medicine. It discusses the… Continue Reading →
Many of you reading today are probably here because of my review of Russell’s Reserve 10-Year LL/ME. As such, I’ll refrain from diving too deep into that bottling, though it should be noted that I clarified some misinterpretations in my 2024 year-end r…
Glencadam ‘Reserva de Porto Branco – White Port Finish’ (46%, OB, +/-2023)
Glencadam 2012/2022 (47.5%, Malts of Scotland, Innocent Dram, Amarone wine finish, cask #MoS 22041, 563 bottles)
We’re thrilled to announce details of our latest industry leading Tweet Tasting, or should I say our first ‘The Whisky Wire’ branded tasting – as part of our current rebrand and upcoming relaunch of our website, which will be hosted on both X and Blues…
New Mexico-based American single malt producer Santa Fe Spirits has re-branded some of their whiskies – replacing their line of Colkegan single malts with a new look and name – The Original Santa Fe Whiskey – in an effort to elevate sense of terroir and regionality. Santa Fe Spirits was founded in 2010 by Colin […]
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Tourism is booming in Louisivlle around bourbon. That’s why we have our own spot on Whiskey Row opening in April of 2025 […]
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I’d like to thank Four Roses and their PR team for providing this review sample with no strings attached
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Caperdonich 26 yo 1997/2024 (42.7%, Duncan Taylor, The Octave, cask #4137859, 47 bottles)
Caperdonich 27 yo 1997/2024 (52.7%, Liquid Treasures, 15th Anniversary eSpirits, bourbon barrel, 163 bottles)
Caperdonich 25 yo 1994/2019 (58.2%, Ala…
Buffalo Trace’s 2025 Prohibition Collection #2, featuring five historic whiskeys including Mirror Brook Bourbon, Very Oldest Procurable, Anderson’s Belle Bottled-in-Bond Wheated Bourbon, Old Fashioned Mountain Corn Whiskey, and Silver Wedding Rye Whiskey paired with exclusive cigars by Scandinavian Tobacco Group. These cigars and whiskey pairings are perfectly curated.
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