Appalachian Barrel Company is not a distillery. They are rectifiers who source whiskey from other distillers. They are doing a very good job at sourcing their whiskey and bottle some very good bottles of whiskey. The company was founded by... Continue Reading →
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Eccoci qui con la nostra insaziabile voglia di chicche liquide superalcoliche, a condividere con noi una bombetta che abbiamo assaggiato in un posticino che vi consigliamo. Si tratta di Dives, a Sesto San Giovanni, tempio entusiasta (ed entusiasmante!) del buon bere, del vino, del collezionismo, degli spiriti… insomma un Bengodi che merita di essere conosciuto.Ora,… Continue reading →
There is much to like about Prosecco — it’s easy drinking, low in alcohol, affordable and it sparkles. Its affordability makes it practical for everyday occasions and you needn’t feel guilty using it to make a mimosa or other cocktail — that’s how it’s meant to be enjoyed. Today we’re tasting two examples made by Villa Sandi, provided as tasting […] The post Villa Sandi Prosecco: Sparkling Wine for Everyday Enjoyment appeared first on Pull That Cork .
I first tasted the whiskey from Ironroot Republic in New Orleans at the first New Orleans Bourbon Festival. I was impressed with their one year old whiskey and the distiller. He later sent me a sample and I enjoyed that... Continue Reading →
