Recent Whiskey News
Meet the 12 and 15-Year Bourbon From Old Hickory
In a world where fast trends come and go, there's something reassuring about a bourbon that's stood the test of time. Old Hickory Bourbon , a name that's been around since before most folks' grandfathers were born, just rolled out two new additions to its lineup: the Hermitage Reserve 12-year-old
Chattanooga Just Opened the Vault – You Won’t Believe What’s Inside
For whiskey lovers looking to add something truly special to their collection this holiday season, Chattanooga Whiskey has just pulled back the curtain on three exciting new bottles from their vault. These aren't your everyday pours—they're rare experiments that push the boundaries of flavor, drawi
Hardhide Whiskey's Southern Triumph
In the heart of New Orleans, a whiskey brand is turning heads and stacking up trophies, proving that real Southern roots can still shake up the spirits world. Hardhide Whiskey , crafted by Sidewalk Side Spirits , has grabbed a bunch of national awards this year, spotlighting its two standout flav
Rediscovering Blues Through Aged Bourbon
In the heart of Mississippi, where the air hangs heavy with heat and humidity, Cathead Distillery has been crafting something special for over a decade. As the state's first legal distillery since Prohibition, it's built a reputation on patience and passion, letting barrels of bourbon mature slowly
Will This 21-Year Toasted Bourbon Break the Internet
In the world of fine spirits, where patience and skill turn simple grains into liquid gold, Barrell Craft Spirits has built a reputation for pushing boundaries. This Kentucky-based outfit isn't just another distillery churning out the same old stuff—it's a team of experts who blend whiskeys from ac
Whiskey Forged in Michigan's Frozen Fury
In the heart of Michigan's winter of 2025, a brutal ice storm hit hard, toppling trees across the landscape and leaving a trail of destruction. For the folks who make maple syrup, it was a gut punch—over 100,000 sugar maples came crashing down, wiping out the very trees that sustain their way of li
Old Forester Revives 1920s Still Strength
Back in the day when America went dry, a few tough outfits kept the spirit alive—literally. Old Forester, the brand that kicked off bottled bourbon way back in 1870, just dropped a new limited-edition bottle that's got folks talking about those wild Prohibition times. It's called the Prohibition Er
Why Guys Are Braving the Cold to Score This Epic Whiskey Drop
Every year, as winter sets in, a bunch of dedicated whiskey lovers turn a Denver distillery into their own kind of pilgrimage site. They're not just showing up for a quick grab—they're camping out for days, setting up tailgates, and swapping stories in the freezing Colorado air. It's all for Strana
Why a Tiny Airport Distillery Just Dropped the Strongest Bourbon You’ll Taste This Year
Out at Paine Field, just north of Seattle, where the roar of Alaska Airlines jets shakes the ground every few minutes, there’s a little warehouse that smells like heaven to any man who appreciates a serious drink. Inside sits James Bay Distillers, and they’ve been quietly making some of the best wh
The Dawn of a New Whisky Era in England
In the misty valleys of England's Lake District, where rugged hills meet serene waters, a small distillery is quietly rewriting the rules of whisky making. Grasmere Distillery, tucked away on the shores of its namesake lake, has just unveiled The Pioneers Club—a bold invitation for true whisky love