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A Collector's Release That Takes the Semiquincentennial Seriously America turns 250 this year, and the celebrations are coming from every direction. Flags, fireworks, limited-edition everything. Most of it is forgettable. But tucked inside five barrels sitting somewhere between a French château an

There are not many brands in America that can genuinely claim their roots go back to the founding of the country. Evan Williams bourbon is one of the few that actually can — and to mark the United States turning 250 years old, the brand is doing what it does best. It is pouring a drink and inviting

Reserve Bar's Top 40 Gifts Image credit: OpenAI Finding the right bottle for someone who appreciates quality spirits can feel like navigating a well

Fantastical Whiskey Gifts From Flaviar For Fathers' Day Image credit: OpenAI Finding a genuinely thoughtful gift for a whiskey lover can be surprisi

Flaviar's Top 5 Gifts in 2026 Image credit: OpenAI Finding the right bottle to give as a gift has become an art form in itself, especially as the sp

Milam & Greene's Live Oak Is Seven Years of Hill Country Patience in a Glass There is a particular kind of stubbornness required to make whiskey the right way. Not the fast way, not the convenient way — the right way. Milam & Greene Whiskey, operating out of Blanco, Texas, has built its re

The Golden Pour - Drinks Made For Sunset Image credit: OpenAI There is something almost alchemical about the way a well-chosen drink can mirror the

Beat the Heat With The Most Refreshing Pours Of The Season Image credit: OpenAI When temperatures climb and the sun lingers well into the evening, w

A New Collection Built for Collectors Who Know What They're Looking For Diageo, one of the biggest names in the spirits business, has quietly launched something that serious whisky collectors are going to want to pay close attention to. The company just introduced the Rare Series — a tightly contr

Lost Lantern, the Vermont-based independent bottler that has quietly become one of the more respected names in American whiskey, is stepping into a debate that has been brewing in tasting rooms and online forums for years: does proof actually change what you taste in a glass of whiskey, and if so,