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Paul John Whisky Plants Its Flag in Shanghai — and India's Single Malt Moment Is Only Getting Started There is a particular kind of statement being made when an Indian whisky brand commandeers prime floor space at one of Asia's most important spirits exhibitions, unfurls the largest India Pavilion

India's Crazy Cock Just Swept Five Gold Medals at the World Whisky Masters 2026 — and a Flower Nobody's Heard of Is Why Five entries. Five gold medals. No silver. No bronze. No near-misses. When South Seas Distilleries submitted its entire Crazy Cock Indian Single Malt portfolio to the World Whisk

Breckenridge Distillery Taps Colorado's Most Famous Fruit for a New Peach Whiskey There is a short window every year when the Grand Valley of western Colorado produces something genuinely singular — a peach so sweet, so fragrant, and so unmistakably regional that it has built its own cult followin

Angel's Envy Goes Where No Bourbon Has Gone Before: Stout Barrels, Brazilian Wood, and a Distillery-Only Drop There are distilleries that experiment. And then there is Angel's Envy — a Louisville operation that has made a genuine art form out of putting bourbon into barrels and vessels that have n

Kavalan Makes Its Move: The Taiwanese Whisky Giant Reclaims Israel Through Eurostandart LTD When a whisky brand of Kavalan's stature re-enters a market, it rarely happens quietly. The Taiwanese single malt powerhouse — the distillery that rattled the established order of Scotch supremacy and force

From the Shadows of Contract Distilling to the Kentucky Bourbon Festival Stage: Jackson Purchase Makes Its Move There is a particular kind of credibility that only comes from decades of doing the work quietly, without fanfare, without a gift shop, without a story manufactured for tourists. Jackson

Carolina Whiskey Is Having Its Moment — and the Industry Is Paying Attention The American whiskey map has long been drawn with two thick lines: one through the limestone-rich bluegrass of Kentucky, and another cutting across Tennessee. For generations, those two regions absorbed virtually all the

After 111 Years of Silence, H. Obernauer & Co. Is Coming Back to Pittsburgh There are whiskey brands that fade quietly — discontinued, consolidated, absorbed into some corporate portfolio, their names surviving only on antique bottle labels tucked in the back of a collector's cabinet. And then

Jeptha Creed's Bruce's Blue Bourbon Is the Most Personal Bottle They've Ever Made There is a particular kind of ambition at work in Shelbyville, Kentucky, one that predates the modern craft distillery boom by several farming generations. At Jeptha Creed Distillery, the idea has always been simple

Natterjack Irish Whiskey Lands Frederick Wildman & Sons as U.S. Import Partner — and the Deal Could Change How America Drinks Irish On August 4, 2026, a joint announcement out of Dublin and New York confirmed what many in the whiskey trade had been quietly anticipating: Natterjack Irish Whiske