January was long, wasn’t it? Even if you weren’t doing Dry January (which I most certainly was not!). But the good news is we survived! It was also a pretty quiet month for me but there’s still plenty of booze … Continue reading →
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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 […]
Bulleit Distilling Company has released a limited edition 20-year-old straight rye version of Bulleit Frontier Whiskey – the oldest rye to date from the Diageo-owned distillery. Bulleit 20-Year-Old Straight Rye was created using uses Bulleit’s 95% rye mashbill – distilled in Indiana and aged in Kentucky – before being bottled at an eye-watering 68.5% alcohol […]
The British Guild of Beer Writers have announced the judges for their 2026 awards. The panel brings together expertise from across the food and drink industry. Chaired by last year’s Beer Writer of the Year, David Jesudason, the panel has been selected to represent a broad range of experience and expertise. “Judging the awards is […] The post Judging panel revealed for Beer Writers awards first appeared on Beer Today . The post Judging panel revealed for Beer Writers awards appeared first on Beer Today .
