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Pursuit United Just Changed the Bourbon Game With Sakura Bloom
There is a new bourbon making waves out of Louisville, and it is not the kind of release that comes around very often. Pursuit Spirits has officially announced Pursuit United Sakura Bloom Bourbon, a limited seasonal release that took over a year of research and development to bring to life. The res
Nine Years in the Making: Paul Sutton's Heritage Bourbon
There are bourbons you pick up on a whim, and then there are bourbons that make you stop and think about what it actually took to put that bottle in your hands. Paul Sutton Bourbon's Heritage 9 Year falls squarely into the second category, and for anyone who takes their whiskey seriously, it deserv
World's Best Small Batch Bourbon Has Been Decided
Every year, the World Whiskies Awards cuts through the noise of an overcrowded market and points drinkers toward what actually deserves their attention. In 2026, two small batch bourbons rose above every other competitor to claim the top spots in their respective categories — one from the heartland
Texas Just Won American Corn Whiskey
Most people think bourbon is the top dog of American whiskey. And for good reason — it dominates bar shelves, gets the most press, and carries the most cultural weight. But there is an older style sitting quietly in its shadow that has been around longer than bourbon ever has. Corn whiskey predates
How Maker's Mark Turned Values Into Its Best Asset
Maker's Mark hasn't touched its bourbon recipe in decades. The red wax still gets hand-dipped the same way it always has, dripping down each bottle in that instantly recognizable pattern. But something is shifting at the distillery tucked into the rolling hills of Loretto, Kentucky — not in the bar
Bulleit's Smokiest Bet Yet Is Here And It Took Six Years
There are moments in the whiskey world that actually mean something. Not just a new label slapped on an old bottle, not just a marketing campaign dressed up as innovation. Real moments, where someone in a distillery made a decision that shifted the way people think about what's possible in the glas
Wyoming Whiskey Just Dropped Two Bourbons Worth Knowing
There are bourbon releases, and then there are bourbon releases that actually mean something. Wyoming Whiskey's latest two bottles fall squarely into the second category — and not just because of what's inside them. The Kirby, Wyoming-based distillery announced the nationwide release of Nation
Redwood Empire Whiskey Bets Big on Mare Island
One year in, and Redwood Empire Whiskey isn't showing any signs of slowing down. While a good chunk of the spirits industry is tightening its belt and pulling back on investment, this Northern California whiskey maker is doing the exact opposite — pouring money into expanding its distilling capacit
Joe Kocur Trades the Gloves for a Glass
There are hockey players, and then there are enforcers. Joe Kocur was never just a hockey player. The man who spent the better part of two decades making life miserable for anyone who dared mess with his Detroit Red Wings teammates is now channeling that same intensity into something a little smoot
Tullibardine: The Women Running Scotland's Hidden Gem
There's a distillery sitting quietly in the Scottish Highlands that most American whisky drinkers have never heard of. That's starting to change — and the people responsible for turning heads happen to all be women. Tullibardine Distillery, tucked away in Blackford, Perthshire at what locals ca