A few months ago, I declared a goal to review each core Wild Turkey expression before the end of the year. Consider this post progress. It’s not that I need or even want to review American Honey Sting. No one asked for it (especially my wallet), yet he…
On the surface, there’s nothing particularly unique about this travel-retail Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit, save for its box and bottle size.
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A dear friend shared this bottle with me recently to celebrate the end of one career, and the beginning of another. Not much is known…
One of the newest members of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail is Lux Row Distillers in Bardstown, Kentucky. We’ve sampled some of their…
These days, life is everything but simple. Every time you turn on the TV, read the newspaper, or open your favorite social media app, the world seems to be flailing in chaos. The whiskey world isn’t much different – at least on the surface. There…
If there is such a thing as “bourbon bromance”, I may have just discovered it. This isn’t a typical bourbon distillery tour – this is a…
Nelson’s Green Brier Tennessee Whiskey is a relatively new introduction to the American Whiskey space. While the bottles may be new, the…
Some of my favorite bourbon-hunting spots are grocery stores. Depending on the venue, there can be great prices as well as unique finds….
Whether you’re new to Wild Turkey or a longtime fan, if you’re into private barrel selections you’ve likely heard of rickhouse G. Often cited as Eddie Russell’s favorite rickhouse, G has a reputation for aging choice whiskey. From Russell’s Reserve Sin…
Here is the eighth in a series of ten Kavalan whisky reviews. You can read more background in part 1 but the TL;DR version is that fellow local redditor /u/onewaybackpacking graciously brought back one of these cool Kavalan sampler packs back from Taiw…
