Recent Whiskey News
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail Expands to 60 Destinations, Boosting Tourism and Economic Impact

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail (KBT), a hallmark of Bourbon tourism, has expanded to 60 destinations, providing visitors worldwide with more opportunities to explore the rich heritage of Kentucky Bourbon. This milestone marks a significant growth in Bourbon tourism and offers economic benefits to comm
Maryland's Historic Melvale Distillery Faces Uncertain Future Amid Demolition Concerns

The Melvale Distillery, a cornerstone of Maryland’s rich whiskey heritage, is now at the center of a contentious demolition project in Baltimore. This historic site, which once produced the celebrated Maryland rye whiskey, has been partially dismantled, leaving preservationists, whiskey enthusiast
Diageo Faces a $200 Million Profit Hit Amid Trump Tariff Threats

Diageo, the renowned British drinks company behind brands like Johnnie Walker, Guinness, Smirnoff, and Baileys, is bracing for a challenging period as it confronts the impact of new US tariffs. The tariffs, recently confirmed by the Trump administration, could slash the company’s operating profits
Trump’s Tariff Moves and Their Far-Reaching Impact on the Kentucky Bourbon Industry

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump took a bold step by imposing a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico. The move, designed to push these nations to follow through on promises regarding illegal immigration and the flow of harmful drugs, has sent shockwaves through various industries i
TTB Ruling Establishes New American Single Malt Whiskey Category

The TTB or Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has issued the final ruling regarding the American Single Malt Whiskey category. The goal of this ruling is to protect the burgeoning category. The American Single Malt Commission (ASMWC) and the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DI
The Michigan Distillery Turning a 150-Year-Old Shipwreck into Whiskey

Well this is a new one. In a unique collision of history, science, and craft distilling, Mammoth Distilling of northern Michigan has started to create whiskey from rye grains recovered from a 150-year-old shipwreck. This story has grabbed both the attention of whiskey lovers and history buffs alik
MGP to Reduce Whiskey Production Amidst Softening Demand in American Whiskey Market

MGP Ingredients, one of the largest whiskey producers in the U.S., is making significant adjustments to its production strategy in response to changing market dynamics. The Kansas-based company announced plans to scale back its whiskey production starting in 2025, as demand for American whiskey so
Introducing Watch Hill Whiskey Company: A Bold New Player in the Bourbon Market

A long-held dream has finally taken shape for co-owners Josh Howes and Tommy Craggs with the launch of their new venture, Watch Hill Whiskey Company. This exciting new brand enters the bourbon scene with ambitious goals and a commitment to quality that sets it apart from competitors. With their fi
Talking Cedar Expands Whiskey Program with New Vision and Expertise from Master Distiller Matt Hofmann

Talking Cedar, the first-ever tribal-owned distillery in the United States, is making headlines with the expansion of its whiskey program, aiming to become a leader in American whiskey production. Located on the Chehalis Tribal lands in Washington, Talking Cedar has quickly become a notable name i
Jackson Purchase Distillery Expands to Louisville with New Office and Industry Veteran

Jackson Purchase Distillery, one of Kentucky’s rapidly growing distilleries, is expanding its reach by establishing a new corporate office in Louisville, bringing its presence to the heart of the state’s famed Bourbon District. This move is part of the distillery’s broader efforts to continue its