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Redemption Whiskey's Single Barrel Bonded Bourbon Marks the Return of the Higher Marques Collection Redemption Whiskey has never been a brand content to stand still. Since its earliest days sourcing rye-forward whiskeys out of Indiana's MGP — the historic 172-year-old Lawrenceburg distillery that

The Making of a Rarity: Very Olde St. Nick Immaculata 2026 Bridges Four Decades of American Bourbon There is a particular kind of patience that defines great whiskey — and an equally rare kind of foresight that makes it possible. Few releases in the American bourbon market in 2026 put both qualiti

Garrison Brothers' 2026 Cowboy Bourbon Is Here — and It's Bringing 141 Proof of Texas Heat Every September, the Hill Country outside of Austin, Texas, transforms into something of a bourbon pilgrimage destination. Men drive in from Houston and Dallas, some from as far as the coasts, all converging

House of Hazelwood's Calm Waters 1992: A 30-Year Speyside Rarity That Defies Expectations on Price When the whisky world talks about ultra-aged Scotch bottled in tiny quantities, the conversation almost always steers toward the stratosphere — bottles that require a second mortgage to acquire and a

Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate Marks 100 Years of Preservation With a Limited-Edition Kentucky Straight Bourbon There is no shortage of commemorative bourbons in Kentucky. Every distillery worth its limestone water has released an anniversary expression, a founders' edition, or a heritage bottling

Old Elk Drops a Trio of 10-Year-Old Whiskeys — and the Timing Couldn't Be More Loaded Fort Collins, Colorado has always been an unlikely headquarters for serious American whiskey. The city spent the better part of a century under self-imposed prohibition — between 1896 and 1969, it prohibited the

Somewhere in the archive at Midleton Distillery in County Cork, there is a small pocket notebook. It is dated 1826, and the handwriting inside belongs to John Jameson II. On one of the pages is a mashbill — the recipe for what went into the still. That scrap of two-hundred-year-old bookkeeping is t

There's a version of the bottled-in-bond story where a brand simply does the minimum — four years in the barrel, 100 proof in the bottle, a single distillery and a single season — and calls it a day. Bib & Tucker's first entry into the bonded category isn't that. The Tennessee small-batch b

Deanston Brings Andalucía to America: The Orange Wine Cask 17-Year-Old Hits U.S. Shelves There are whisky releases built around marketing concepts, and then there are the ones rooted in something genuinely personal — where the cask, the spirit, and the person who put them together share a single t

Smoke has been hanging over Eastern Washington for weeks now, and the Spokane Complex Fire is still burning. For the people living out there, the damage isn't measured in acres. It's measured in houses that aren't there anymore, in medications left behind, in a truck that got too close to the flame