These single malts from Scotland and Japan are all up there in age, including a record setting 80 year old, and all stand to increase in value.
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These whiskies from Scotland, Ireland, and Kentucky all sat in a barrel for 17 years or longer.
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American distillers are playing around with more inventive barrel finishes, to appealing and distinctive results.
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Barrel proof whiskies from the U.S.—and primarily Texas at that—as well as one bottle from Ireland show that high proof hails major flavor.
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The Speyside single malt continues to keep whisky drinkers guessing with its latest release, a trio of unidentified whisky samples.
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After releasing its flagship single malt in 2020, VDC gives whisky drinkers a taste of the bourbon, sherry, and cuvée cask components.
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These whiskies from Ardbeg, Balvenie, Barrell, Bruichladdich, Paul John, and more all scored high marks in the Fall 2021 issue.
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A 50 year old blended scotch, a 10 year old bourbon, and a 54 year old single malt scotch all stand to increase in value.
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A Kentucky bourbon, Tennessee whisky, and Japanese whisky showcased the very best of the Fall 2021 Buying Guide.
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