Recent Whiskey News
Legends in a Bottle: Wyoming Whiskey Honors Buffalo Bill Cody
The American West has always been a land of larger-than-life figures, and few loom as large as William F. Cody, better known to history as Buffalo Bill. His Wild West shows brought the romance of the frontier to millions, turning cowboys, sharpshooters, and Native American warriors into internation
Westland's 10-Year Garryana: Stolen Whiskey Legend?
In the rugged corners of the Pacific Northwest, where thick forests meet misty coastlines, a distillery in Seattle has spent years chasing something truly unique. Westland Whiskey, started back in 2010, set out to prove that American single malt could stand on its own. They didn't just follow the u
Unleashing the Fire: Sazerac Rye Goes Full Proof
In the heart of Kentucky's rolling hills, where the air carries the faint whisper of history and the sharp tang of fermenting grains, Buffalo Trace Distillery has long been a quiet force in the world of American whiskey. It's the kind of place that doesn't shout its achievements but lets the liquid
Is 1787 Bourbon the Next Big Secret in Virginia?
Nestled in the rolling hills of Middleburg, where horse farms stretch out under wide Virginia skies, a fresh name in bourbon has quietly stepped onto the scene. The Middleburg Barrel Company rolled out its 1787 Provenance Bourbon brand just last month, giving whiskey fans in Northern Virginia somet
Jack Daniel's Releases Tanyard Hill Rye
In the rolling hills of Lynchburg, Tennessee, where the air hangs heavy with the scent of charred oak and history, Jack Daniel's has always been more than just a name on a bottle. It's a ritual, a shared story passed down over campfires and back porches, the kind of thing that sticks with you after
Hoot + Howl: Bottling Colorado's Wild Joy
In the crisp mountain air of Golden, Colorado, where the Rockies rise like silent guardians, a new kind of adventure is being poured into bottles. It's not just another distillery opening its doors—it's a guy chasing the rush of a full moon ski run through untouched snow, turning that raw thrill in
Barrell’s 10th New Year Bourbon: Worth the Hunt in 2026
In the quiet glow of a winter evening, when the world outside feels a bit too hurried, there's something profoundly grounding about a good bourbon. It pulls you back to the land, the craft, the stories etched into every barrel. For guys who've spent years chasing that perfect pour—maybe after a lon
What If Tequila Aged Your Whiskey?
In the heart of Seattle's bustling waterfront, where the salty Pacific air mingles with the hum of tourists and ferries, there's a distillery that's been quietly rewriting the rules of American whiskey. Copperworks Distilling Company, a name that's earned its stripes among serious spirits fans, jus
Oakley Spirits' Bold New Bourbon Gamble
In the rolling hills of Kentucky, where the air carries the faint char of oak barrels and the promise of something timeless, a fresh voice in the bourbon world is turning heads. Oakley Spirits isn't just another distillery churning out bottles—it's a nod to the grit and grace of the American West,
Kirin's $1B Bourbon Sell-Off: What's Next?
In the rolling hills of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, where the air still carries the faint caramel sweetness of aging barrels, Four Roses Bourbon has been crafting its legacy for over a century. Founded back in 1888, this American icon has weathered Prohibition, economic booms, and everything in between