Bimber Collabs With London Store To Produce Sherry-Finished Whisky

London-based Bimber Distillery has collaborated with London-based upscale department store Fortnum & Mason to release a single malt whisky finished in a fino sherry butt which they are calling London Single Malt Whisky. Bimber London Single Malt Whisky was matured for four years in ex-bourbon American oak casks before being finished in a fino sherry […]

Cù Bòcan Tweet Tasting

Continuing our teeming throng of industry leading, Twitter trending Tweet Tastings (the original series of virtual tastings),
we’re thrilled to announce that on Thursday March 10th, we’ll be teaming up again with our
friends at Cù Bòcan, to pour and ex…

Paul John Mithuna Indian Single Malt Review

By Randall H. Borkus Rating: A India’s Paul John stepped up a notch again with a stellar single malt in 2021, Mithuna. I received two sample bottles (50ml) earlier this year, and I need to tell you that I enjoyed them. This is an unpeated, not-chill-filtered single whisky. It is matured in virgin American oak …

More funny whiskies from the rest of the world

La Piautre 13 yo 2017/2021 (47%, Dumangin & Fils, France, ratafia champenois finish, batch 014, 345 bottles)Aber Falls ‘Inaugural Release’ (46%, OB, Wales, 2000 bottles, 2021)Aber Falls ‘Autumn 2021 Release’ (40%, OB, Wales)Mackmyra ‘Gront Te’ (46.1%, …

The Gospel Straight Rye Review

The Gospel Straight Rye has to be one of the best-looking rye whiskeys on the market. The bottle, the box, everything about their design is absolutely killer. It has an effortlessly neuvo-vintage aesthetic that fits right at home in modern designs, yet looks like it’s been with us for decades. Made from un-malted 100% Australian […]

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Cocktail Recipe: Sazerac

In the mid-1800s (1850ish) a man named Sewell T. Taylor sold his bar, named “Merchants Exchange Coffee House”, to a man named Aaron Bird. Taylor then started importing spirits, like Cognac, and Bird changed the name of the bar to the Sazerac Coffee House. At some point Bird started using Taylor imported Cognac (Sazerac-de-Forge et […]

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How to Create an Infinity Bottle

If you’ve dipped your toes into the exciting world of whiskey blending—and are ready to dive deeper—creating your own infinity bottle is the perfect next step. Infinity bottles represent the ultimate personalized drinking experience and offer unlimited…

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