What happens when an ex-Midleton master distiller reimagines Irish pot still whiskey in Minnesota with virgin American oak? The answer is bold and surprising. Read the full article at I Love Pot Still Whiskey – How Does This American Interpretation Measure Up?
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Buffalo Trace Distillery has released their third Prohibition Collection – a set of five whiskies produced at the George T Stagg Distillery during Prohibition, from 1920 to 1933 – Henry Watterson, Kentucky River, John G Carlisle, Walter B Duffy and Cove Spring. The George T Stagg Distillery was one of only six distilleries granted licenses […]
Four Indian single malts, all priced within a few pounds of each other—so which one should you actually buy first? The answer comes down to climate and your taste in Scotch. Read the full article at A Quick Beginner’s Guide to Amrut, Paul John, Rampur, and Indri
Think Jack Daniel's is just Old No. 7? From flavored liqueurs to barrel proof beasts and a 10 Year Old, which bottle is really right for you? Read the full article at Jack Daniel’s Range Guide: Which Bottle Should You Actually Buy?
