Oregon’s Dry Fly Distilling

On this week’s episode I sat down and chatted with Terry Nichols from Oregon’s Dry Fly Distilling. Their whiskey is something spectacular and unique. Forging their own path. Almost like some classic movie about fishing or coming of age as a young man. Do you know those movies that I speak of? Sure you

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More crazy malty travelling

Stalk & Barrel (60.2%, OB, Canada, cask #105, +/-2021)Amrut 7 yo 2014/2021 ‘Brandy Finish’ (60%, OB, India, LMDW, Conquete, cask #204, 150 bottles)Yoichi ‘Discovery Non-Peated’ (47%, OB, Japan, LMDW, 4812 bottles, 2021)Stauning ‘Smoke’ (47%, OB, Denmar…

Elvis Rye Whiskey Review

Like the Elvis TN Whiskey, saying Elvis Rye Whiskey feels weird. The King Rye Whiskey would have been a better name. But I get it, if you’re licensing Elvis’ name and image you wanna get your money’s worth and use that name as much as possible. And in as big a font as possible. Though […]

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Jameson Irish Whiskey Releases Jameson Orange

There isn’t much bourbon news so far this year so I’m dipping into the Irish Whiskey. Pernod Ricard brand Jameson has announced a new spirit called Jameson Orange that combines the brand’s triple-distilled Irish Whiskey with natural orange flavor….

Black Irish Now Available In Finland

Fresh off their victory over Mariah Carey, Dublin-based Darker Still Spirits’ Black Irish whiskey-and-stout drink is being made available in Finland. Black Irish triple-distilled Irish whiskey has been matured in deep-charred American ex-bourbon casks and derives from a blend of strong stout and barrel-aged stout, with this blend then used to cut the cask strength […]

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