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Woodford Reserve Turns 30: Two Distillery-Only Releases Mark a Milestone Three Decades in the Making Thirty years is a long time in any industry, but in American whiskey — where patient aging, slow distillation, and the unforgiving mathematics of barrel loss govern everything — three decades carri

Yamazaki 25 Years Old Claims Fourth Straight ISC Trophy as Suntory Locks Up Japanese Whisky Producer of the Year — Again There are dominant performances in sports, in music, in art — and then there are the kind of sustained runs that stop feeling like competition and start feeling like inevitabili

Inside the Revival: Copper & Kings Brings Back Its Bottle Your Own Experience in Louisville Louisville, Kentucky has long been synonymous with bourbon — a city where the smell of charred oak barrels wafts through certain neighborhoods like a second climate, and where distillery tourism has bec

Two Years of Red Ink: William Grant & Sons Posts Another Profit Decline as the Global Spirits Slump Deepens For the second consecutive year, William Grant & Sons — one of the last great family-owned distilling empires on earth — has reported a significant drop in both revenue and profit. The

Halloween has always been a season for stories told after dark, and one Texas whiskey brand is building its newest release around that idea. Ghostwood Whiskey has introduced 3 Brothers Bourbon, a six-year-old, high-rye bourbon inspired by campfire nights, family traditions and the ghost stories thr

Knob Creek is bringing back the oldest whiskey in the history of James B. Beam Distilling Co. The brand announced that Knob Creek 21 Year Old, which first went on sale in 2025, will return for a limited time. The bourbon spent more than 20 years in the barrel, and it is bottled at 100 proof. It

Indri, the Indian single malt whisky that has been turning heads around the world, has released the 2026 edition of its Diwali Collector’s Edition. This year’s bottling is called the Ruby Port Cask, and it is the fourth release in a limited annual series built around the Indian festival of lights.

A Breakfast Favorite Inspires a Rare Bourbon Release Bourbon fans know the usual tasting notes: caramel, oak, vanilla, a little spice. Not many bottles bring to mind a plate of French toast on a lazy Sunday morning. That is the idea behind the newest release from Barrell Craft Spirits, a Louisvill

Kentucky Meets the Pit Lane: How Jack Daniel's and Jim Beam Are Racing Into Formula 1 Something fundamental has shifted in the sponsorship landscape of Formula 1. The sport that once served as a showcase for European cigarette brands, Scotch whisky giants, and Italian fashion houses is now home to s

Space Puffin: The Scottish-Japanese Mission That Could Rewrite How Whisky Ages There is a moment in every serious whisky drinker's life when the question stops being about what's in the glass and starts being about how it got there — the years in the cask, the chemistry of wood and spirit, the slo