In November, Rosemary and I went to spend time in Lexington, Kentucky and visit some distilleries. On our second day, we went to visit Bluegrass Distillers. The distillery was located at 501 W 6th St., but they are moving in… Continue Reading →
I feel like they should have just called this Elvis Tennessee Whiskey “Tiger Man Whiskey”. It’s a better name and feels a little less… weird. Celebrity whiskey and spirits is not a new thing, but celebrity whiskey for a long-dead celebrity? That’s new, and even though it was his name, calling it Elvis Whiskey just […]
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A little knowledge goes a long way. Are they? Short answer, no; but here is why this question is asked and why that ‘no’ is nuanced and will bear some explaining. (Fair warning: It may not need as much explaining as it’s about to get.)Basil …
Whiskey review of the new Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye. Hard Truth Distilling Co. has released Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye, the first whiskey distilled, aged, and bottled on Hard Truth’s 325-acre campus in Brown County, Indiana. One of these only rye whiskeys made in the “Sweet Mash” category, Master Distiller Bryan Smith tells us more.
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There’s no better time to start planning your next getaway, and our historic Bourbon Manor Bed and Breakfast is one of the best places to stay in Bardstown KY! Not only will you be in the perfect location to check out all of the incredible Bardstown bourbon distilleries our area is known for, but you’ll …
When I got a text message that said “Hey, do you want […]
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Braes of Glenlivet 22 yo 1997/2020 (57.8%, Scotch Malt Whisky Society, refill bourbon hogshead, #113.35, ‘Lemons on the lawn’, 237 bottles)Braeval 24 yo 1997/2021 (49.3%, Quaich Bar Singapore, hogshead, 190 bottles)
The Glasgow Distillery Co. have announced the release of three limited edition single malts – the 1770 Cask Finishes. The collection is designed to show off how the distillery’s three spirit types mature in different casks. The classic unpeated spirit …
The Whiskey Reviewer does not hold an annual awards panel. Yet we are also focused on all things whiskey, have a team of contributors, and because of those three points we have an unusual way of doing what are our de facto awards. Instead of handing out medals or drawing up a conglomerated list, every …
