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Macanudo Expands M by Macanudo Lineup with Vanilla Bourbon, Irish Cream,and Honey Cigars

M by Macanudo Irish Cream, Vanilla Bourbon, and Honey cigars bring fresh flavors to the M by Macanudo lineup, offering rich, flavor-forward profiles with premium tobacco blends. Enjoy notes of chocolate, caramel, honey, and bourbon, all crafted with Macanudo’s signature quality

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Bardstown Bourbon Company’s Cathedral French Oak Rested in Barrels Made of 300-year-old Oak Harvested to Restore Notre Dame Cathedral

Bardstown Bourbon Company Cathedral Release: Crafted with 300-year-old oak from France’s Bercy Forest, originally intended to restore Notre Dame after the 2019 fire, this bourbon ages in barrels made at Tonnellerie Baron in France. It celebrates French heritage, the Notre Dame Cathedral renovation in Paris, and the spirit of renewal with every sip. This Distillery Series limited edition is available exclusively at Bardstown and Louisville locations.

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Woodford Reserve’s Chocolate Whisper Redux Bourbon Hits Brand’s Highest Proof Ever at 139.4

Woodford Reserve Chocolate Whisper Redux 139.4 is the highest-proof offering in Woodford Reserve’s Distillery Series. It debuts with bold flavors of cacao nibs, dark roasted coffee, and charred oak. There will be limited availability online and select Kentucky retailers.

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Cohiba Serie M Azul, New Permanent Release and Cohiba Spectre for 2025

In this exclusive interview, Cohiba’s Sean Williams and bourbon expert Tom Fischer unveil 2025 releases, including the Cohiba Serie M Azul, Spectre 2025, and a new Sumatra-wrapped cigar—the first since Riviera. Plus, insights on the Cohiba and Weller Humidor and their Masters Series on Cigar World.

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Buffalo Trace’s 11-Year- Old Experimental #26: Whiskey Meets Hops, But It’s Not Whiskey

Buffalo Trace’s 11-year Experimental Collection Release #26 is redefining tradition: distilled with Saaz and Zythos hops, but it’s not whiskey. Aged in charred white oak, this bold spirit balances citrus, herbal, and oak notes. This 2025 limited-edition innovation fuses beer and whiskey techniques without fitting into either category.

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WhistlePig Debuts 10-Year Snout-to-Tail Bourbon And Announces WhistlePig Outpost in Downtown Louisville, Kentucky

WhistlePig releases its oldest bourbon yet, the 10-Year Snout-to-Tail Bourbon, and opens a permanent whiskey experience in Downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Launching Summer 2025 at the former Bank Shot Billiards building in Louisville, The WhistlePig PiggyBank will feature bourbon tastings, exclusive whiskey releases, a signature bar, and a vault of rare WhistlePig whiskeys.

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Buffalo Trace’s 2025 Prohibition Collection #2: Whiskey Collection and Scandinavian Tobacco Group Cigar Release

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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