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Sagamore Bottled in Bond Rye Goes National After 8 Years
Sagamore Whiskey Takes Its Bottled in Bond Rye National — and the Timing Couldn't Be Better Eight years is a long time to wait. It's long enough to watch a child go from kindergarten to middle school, long enough to see trends rise and fall in the whiskey world, and, as Sagamore Whiskey would have
Castle & Key Distillery: Kentucky Bourbon in a Scottish Castle
Where Kentucky Bourbon Meets a Scottish Castle: The Complete Guide to Castle & Key Distillery There are distilleries, and then there is Castle & Key. Pull off McCracken Pike outside of Frankfort, Kentucky, and what greets you is nothing short of jarring — a limestone castle rising from the
Brown-Forman's Flat Whiskey Sales Hide an RTD Surge
Brown-Forman's Whiskey Flat, But RTDs Are Exploding: What the Numbers Mean for the Bourbon Industry The latest earnings report from Brown-Forman — the Louisville-based spirits giant behind Jack Daniel's, Woodford Reserve, and Old Forester — paints a picture of an American whiskey business in trans
Basil Hayden Cognac Cask Reserve: Bourbon Meets France
Basil Hayden Cognac Cask Reserve: Kentucky Bourbon Meets the French Countryside There are releases that arrive with the subtlety of a footnote, and there are releases that demand your full attention. Basil Hayden's new Cognac Cask Reserve — announced out of Clermont, Kentucky on September 2, 2026
Jones & Mack Bourbon: A Family Legacy in Every Pour
Jones & Mack Bourbon: A Louisville Family's Tribute Poured Into a Bottle There is a particular kind of bourbon that arrives not merely as a product but as an argument — a case made in wood and grain and time for the idea that some stories deserve a permanent address. Louisville-based 2 Cents I
Remus Repeal Reserve Series X: A Decade of Indiana Bourbon
Remus Repeal Reserve Series X and the First-Ever Remus Rye: A Decade of Indiana's Finest Arrives with Its Boldest Chapter Yet Ten years is a long time in bourbon. Distilleries launch annual expressions with big promises, and most fade before they hit a third release. The Remus Repeal Reserve serie
Dancing Goat's Stillman's Sonder: A Legacy 70 Years in the Making
From Orphaned Barrels to Award-Winning Whiskey: Dancing Goat's Stillman's Sonder Is the Release You Haven't Heard Of — Yet There is a particular type of American whiskey story that doesn't begin with a famous family name, a splashy marketing budget, or a distillery with a line of tourists snaking
Tennessee Distilleries Create Unrepeatable Collaborative Whiskey
Tennessee's Craft Distilleries Just Did Something That's Never Been Done Before There is no shortage of limited-edition whiskey releases in America — the market is flooded with them. Single barrels, small batches, age-stated expressions, and celebrity-branded bottles compete for shelf space and wa
Redemption's 18-Year-Old Bourbon Returns With a Bonded First
Redemption's 18-Year-Old Bourbon Is Back for 2026 — and It's Bringing a Brand-New Bonded Sibling With It When a bourbon earns the kind of critical reception that Redemption's 18-Year-Old received in 2025, the only real question is whether the brand can find enough barrels to do it again. As of mid
Cedar Ridge's Most Ambitious Anniversary Bourbon Yet
Cedar Ridge's 2026 Anniversary Edition Bourbon: Iowa's Most Ambitious Limited Release Yet There's a particular kind of confidence that comes with turning 21. For Cedar Ridge Distillery, Iowa's oldest operating distillery, that milestone isn't just symbolic — it's been distilled into a bottle. The