OK, complete knee jerk reaction, but we felt it’s our unspoken duty to share this liquid gem! Haven’t tried it, no clue if it’s any good. But can you just imagine the look at your holiday get togethers if you pull this sucker out?! Introducing Eggo Nog Sippin’ Cream, a collaboration between Eggo and Tennessee […]
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As we inch closer to the madness of year’s end, Woodford Reserve has just the thing to elevate spirits…Introducing the 2022 Commemorative Holiday Bottle. It’s a 1L with a SRP $50, available nationally, globally, and at Reserve Bar. The design takes a much more simplistic and minimalist approach vs prior years. Listed below is the […]
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More big news from the hot release month of October. Sierra Nevada Brewing Company announced this week their highest ABV beer ever in partnership with Buffalo Trace Distillery. Ladies and gentlemen, meet E.H. Taylor Bourbon Barrel Aged Bigfoot, a barley wine style ale aged an unheard of seven years, the last year spent slumbering in […]
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This week Castle & Key Distillery announced the release of their Small Batch Wheated Bourbon, available in two batches, Batch #1 (50% ABV;$59.99 SRP) and Batch #2 (49% ABV; $59.99 SRP). This is the first wheated bourbon to be released from the distillery since restoring the former Old Taylor Distillery in 2014. Both batches will […]
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The Hunt for Red Brown October is in full force as Knob Creek has just announced its oldest expression ever which is just hitting the market, a Limited Edition 18 Year clocking in at 100 Proof. This is double the standard 9 year age statement of the flagship and is a celebratory milestone as Knob […]
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Its Fall Rush out there for Bourbon collectors as special releases are dropping left and right. Catching one may be tricky, but the chase is part of the fun, right?…Today, Buffalo Trace Distillery (BTD) announced the upcoming release of all six Van Winkle expressions. And it’s a big milestone year as this marks the 20th […]
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Barrell Craft Spirits (Louisville) just announced the release of Gray Label Bourbon, constructed from bourbons of varying ages made from five different mash bills. After marrying, the blend goes into casks made using 36-monthair-dried staves that previously held Gray Label Bourbon, to rest and further mature. Cask strength, clocking in at 100.58 proof, it uses […]
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PRESS RELEASE BELOW PROVIDED BY “LAST DROP DISTILLERS” The Last Drop Distillers of London continues its quest for curating and creating the world’s rarest and most remarkable spirits with the release of its second Signature Blend: Release No 28: The Last Drop Signature Blend of Kentucky Straight Whiskeys. Created by Sazerac Master Blender Drew Mayville, […]
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Ross & Squibb Distillery (Lawrenceburg IN) announced the latest member of the Remus Bourbon family: Remus Gatsby Reserve. Released to celebrate F. Scott Fitzgerald’s legendary novel, “The Great Gatsby”, a century ago – from its events in 1922 to its publicationin 1925 – Remus Gatsby Reserve is bottled at 97.8 proof (48.9 ABV) with a […]
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COPY DIRECTLY FROM BRAND PRESS RELEASE….(Gethsemane, KY) — Just in time for cooler temps and fall campfires, Kentucky-based Log Still Distillery has released a new Tennessee whiskey product line. Rattle & Snap, named after a long-forgotten Southern game of chance, will first introduce whiskey-lovers to Rattle & Snap 4-Year Tennessee Select Straight Whiskey and Rattle […]
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