Stranahan’s Sherry Cask 008 is the fourth batch I’ve had since first trying it at the 2018 Stranahan’s Cask Thief event and I have to say… it keeps getting better. It’s getting more dialed in, more robust and multi-facted. It’s becoming one heck of a whiskey and as far as I’m concerned, it’s the best […]
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The Stranahan’s Blue Peak is something they were working on when I toured the Stranahan’s Distillery a couple of years ago. Rob eluded to a new project and how they were looking at Soleras and some other experiments. I figured everything he was talking about would be for Snowflake releases, but I figured wrong. Blue […]
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Created in Arizona, Whiskey Del Bac Classic Single Malt is an American Single Malt with the heart of the old west. They’ve been proudly doing their own thing from the beginning and their unofficial motto is “Never Sourced – Never Chill Filtered”… and I love it. The motto that is, not the whiskey. Well, maybe […]
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Cold-weather is setting in and with its arrival comes the annual releases, like this Little Book Chapter 5 “The Invitation”. Headed up by Freddie Noe, this whiskey has quickly become an anticipated yearly release. Not just because it’s usually pretty good, not just because it gets some good marketing, but because we’re all curious what […]
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I love seeing products like this Wonderland Cask Strength Blend of Straight Whiskeys in the market. It’s not a new idea to take whiskey from other distilleries and blend them to create something new, the whole Scotch industry is built on it, but it is fairly new in America… kinda. More like a modern resurgence […]
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I was digging through a shelf of “to review” whiskeys and found this open bottle of Gambler 500 Whiskey sitting in the back. I don’t remember where it came from, likely a tasting, but looking on the back and seeing the infamous “produced and bottled by” I knew I had to grab it and dig […]
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If you’re looking for an American Whiskey version of Canadian Whisky, then look no further than the Wonderland Blend of Straight Whiskeys. To create their concoction, Wonderland sources 100% corn whiskey, 100% wheat whiskey, and 100% rye whiskey and then blends them together in their proprietary blend. This is the same process blended Canadian Whiskies […]
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Aged 12 years, distilled by MGP and picked out by a wine sommelier, this Hooten Young Whiskey 12 Years sounds interesting on the surface. Unser the surface, it’s related to the High West Light Whiskey. Distilled at a higher proof than other American Whiskeys are allowed, and aged in used cooperage. This is a corn […]
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When it comes to the Golden Gate Whisky Mizunara Single Cask, they literally mean single cask. They have one, single, Mizunara cask their whiskey is aged in. Distilled at Sutherland Distillery for Standard and Strange, this rye, barley and wheat whiskey is made from CA grown grain, via regenerative processes, and aged for 12 months […]
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