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Whiskey JYPSI and Gibson Guitars Flip the Script with Tonewood, a Bourbon Finished in Guitar Wood The relationship between American whiskey and American music has always been elemental — bourbon and country, rye and the blues, Tennessee sour mash and everything in between. But the partnership that

For nearly forty years, Bulleit Frontier Whiskey has made bourbon drinkers and rye drinkers pick a side. That ends now. The company just announced Bulleit '87, a brand new whiskey that puts bourbon and rye in the same bottle for the first time since Bulleit started making whiskey back in 1987. It's

There's a certain kind of patience that doesn't get talked about enough anymore. The kind where someone puts something away, walks off, and doesn't come back to check on it for two decades. That's essentially what happened with the whiskey inside the newest bottle from Barrell Craft Spirits, and th

Virginia Raises a Glass to 250 Years: The Story Behind the Most Historically Loaded Spirits Release of 2026 In the spring of 2026, while the rest of the country was busy planning parades and fireworks, nine Virginia craft distilleries quietly did something far more deliberate — they went back to t

Garrison Brothers Is Dropping Laguna Madre on August 8 — and This Year It Comes With a Cask Strength First Mark August 8 on your calendar and plan for an early start. On Saturday, August 8, 2026, Garrison Brothers, the first and oldest legal whiskey distillery in Texas, will release one of its mos

Glenglassaugh Drops a 15-Year-Old Single Malt — and It's Nothing Like the 12 There are distilleries that grow old quietly, adding age statements the way a craftsman adds tools to his bench — methodically, purposefully, one at a time. Then there's Glenglassaugh, a coastal Highland operation that ha

Redwood Empire Whiskey's Colonel Armstrong Wheated Bourbon Is California's Most Ambitious Blend Yet Most bourbon releases in 2026 arrive with a backstory grafted on after the fact — a name chosen by a marketing committee, a label dressed up in heritage it didn't earn. Redwood Empire Whiskey's new

Where the Pit Meets the Barrel: Pursuit Spirits and Meat Church Release the Honey Hog Barrel Bourbon There is a long tradition in American food and drink culture of treating the smoker and the whiskey glass as companions rather than competitors. Ribs and rye, brisket and bourbon — these are relati

Torabhaig Taigh: The Isle of Skye's Second Distillery Finally Plants Its Flag For nearly two centuries, a single copper still stood watch over the Isle of Skye's whisky heritage. Talisker, founded in 1830, was long the island's sole voice in Scotland's great chorus of single malts. Then, in 2017,

The Dalmore's Long-Awaited 17-Year-Old: A Sherry Trilogy That Changes the Game for Highland Scotch There are distilleries that release something new every few months, chasing trend cycles with limited editions and special casks and promotional bottlings that blur together after a while. And then t