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There's a new whiskey coming out of Los Angeles, and it's got a backstory stranger than most of what's sitting on the shelf at the liquor store. Filmland Spirits , the company that's built its whole brand around B-movie horror concepts and whiskey, is rolling out its first American Single Malt. It

The Macallan Pulls the Curtain on Its Harmony Collection With Two Coconut-Driven Single Malts When The Macallan set out to build the Harmony Collection several years ago, the concept was unusually ambitious for a distillery that had staked its entire reputation on sherry-seasoned oak and decades o

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