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Why Platforms Like Unicorn Are Changing How Americans Buy Whiskey For anyone who has ever walked into a liquor store looking for a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle or Michter's 10 Year and walked out empty-handed, the frustration is familiar. Limited production runs, tight distributor allocations, and r

A Kentucky Legend Goes Uncut for the First Time There are moments in the whiskey world that feel genuinely significant — not just another limited release dressed up in marketing language, but something that represents a real shift in how a distillery presents its work. Michter's latest announcem

Jack Daniel's has had a busy stretch lately. The Lynchburg, Tennessee distillery's parent company, Brown-Forman, has been making headlines over reported merger and acquisition talks with both Sazerac — the Louisville-based company behind Buffalo Trace — and French spirits giant Pernod Ricard, which

There are bourbon releases, and then there are the ones that make you stop and think about what whiskey can actually be. The new Widow Jane Tequila Ocho Cask Finish Bourbon falls firmly in the second category — not because it chases a gimmick, but because it's the product of a genuine, multi-year f

The University of Kentucky's Wildcask Bourbon is returning for its second release, and this time the students behind it had something the first class didn't — experience. Built inside the James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits, Wildcask is the only bourbon brand to come out of UK, and it'

There are bourbons you drink on a Tuesday night, and then there are bourbons that make you stop and think about time itself. Blade and Bow's 22-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey sits firmly in the second category. After quietly becoming one of the most anticipated annual releases in the Am

Bardstown, Kentucky has no shortage of bourbon royalty. Jim Beam, Heaven Hill, Barton, Maker's Mark — the names alone carry enough weight to dominate any conversation about American whiskey. Tucked just outside this bourbon-soaked stretch of Kentucky sits Preservation Distillery, a small operation

A 158-Year-Old Law, Two Conflicting Rulings, and a Constitutional Showdown Nobody Saw Coming For the better part of 160 years, a law written during the Reconstruction era has made it a federal offense for any American to distill spirits in their own home — even a single bottle of whiskey meant for

TX Whiskey is about to give rye fans something worth driving to Fort Worth for. On Saturday, April 25th, the distillery will release the Texas Straight Rye Whiskey Full Proof — the 16th expression in the brand's ongoing Experimental Series — and if history is any guide, it won't last long. This

The Whiskey Row Series Returns for 2026 Every spring in Louisville, two things happen like clockwork. The horses come back to Churchill Downs, and the Whiskey Row Series drops a new collaborative barrel selection that the city's whiskey community has been waiting on all year. For 2026, Pursuit