A brand that appears to be dividing opinion is Oceanus Hibernicus. On the one hand it has won a Blended Malt award at the World Whiskies Awards & favorable reviews from punters. On the other side folks dislike it. I’m not sure if the basis for the dislike is the in the nature of the … Continue reading Irish Whiskey Around The World, No 126, Oceanus Hibernicus →
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Buffalo Trace Distillery is resurfacing five historic American whiskey brands for the third installment of its Prohibition Collection. This year’s edition features a lineup of five distinct whiskeys, including a high-proof rye, an uncut bourbon, and a blended whiskey, each representing a now-defunct brand that operated during Prohibition. The five whiskeys represent brands — Cove Spring, Henry Watterson, John G. Carlisle, Kentucky River, and Walter B. Duffy — produced under the direction of Albert B. Blanton at the George T. Stagg Distillery, which was granted one of six federal licenses to legally produce whiskey for medicinal purposes during Prohibition. The article Buffalo Trace Resurfaces 5 Iconic Whiskey Brands With Newest Prohibition Collection appeared first on VinePair .
For those of an ornithological stint – that’s feathered bird watching to those not in the know – there’s a Redshank Irish Whiskey out in the wild. Now the real live Redshanks are a common sight round the coastline of Ireland. They’re a wading bird with a distinctive alarm call & like rocky shores. Meanwhile … Continue reading Irish Whiskey Around The World, No 127, Redshank →
Look, Kentucky and Tennessee whiskey gets a lot of attention. (Of course.) And there’s a lot... Source The post Five North Carolina Whiskeys You Need To Know About appeared first on All American Whiskey .
