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Pappy & Co. and Shady Rays Just Dropped the Most Coveted Non-Bourbon Collectible of Bourbon Season Every September, a peculiar kind of mania descends on the American whiskey world. Lottery tickets get submitted, retailer relationships get tested, and social media fills with people either celeb

Glen Scotia's Icons of Campbeltown No. 4 Is Here — and a Mythical Griffin Is Guarding Every Drop Campbeltown sits at the end of a long, winding peninsula on the southwest coast of Scotland, a place most American whisky drinkers couldn't find on a map but would recognize instantly in the glass. It

Ten Years Down, One Bottle to Show for All of It: Jeptha Creed's Solera Aged Bourbon Is a Decade in the Making Most craft distilleries mark an anniversary with a label refresh or a press release about hitting a distribution milestone. Jeptha Creed Distillery isn't wired that way. The Shelbyville,

Bulleit Frontier Whiskey Is Back in Burnt Orange for Year Two as the Official Whiskey Sponsor of the Texas Longhorns There are few college football fanbases in America that take their gameday rituals as seriously as the Texas Longhorns faithful. From the moment the burnt orange sea floods the LBJ

A 189-Year Gap Gets Filled: The Borders Distillery Taps a Whisky Heavy-Hitter Ahead of Its Landmark Single Malt Launch There are moments in the Scotch whisky world that feel genuinely historic — not in the breathless, marketing-department sense, but in the kind of way that makes you stop and actua

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Forged in Fire: How Burnt Tavern Bourbon Is Rewriting Kentucky History, One Char at a Time There is no shortage of bourbon brands claiming a deep connection to Kentucky history. Frontier imagery, faded family crests, and distillers with vaguely colonial surnames populate bottle labels across the s

Kentucky Is Auctioning 70 Bottles of Confiscated Bourbon — And the Lineup Is Serious Somewhere between a government clearinghouse and a collector's dream, Kentucky has quietly built one of the most unusual bourbon acquisition channels in the country. For the second time, the state is putting rare,

From the Top of the Rockies to the Ready-to-Drink Cooler: Breckenridge Distillery's Breck Vodka Seltzer Signals a New Chapter When a distillery sitting nearly two miles above sea level — one that has spent nearly two decades building one of the most decorated bourbon reputations in the country — d

Where Manhattan Meets Islay: Bowmore and Snarkitecture Drop the Captivo Collection There is an old argument in the whisky world — one that surfaces every time a distillery partners with a designer, an artist, or a luxury brand — about whether the liquid in the bottle still matters once the packagi