Eddie, Bruce, and anyone at Wild Turkey involved with the blending process for Russell’s Reserve Single Rickhouse Camp Nelson D should be proud.
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I’m excited to start your week off with some good news…
Bourbon & Banter’s Copper & Cask barrel pick, The Over My Dead Body Barrel, is now available for purchase.
This single-barrel selection was distilled at MGP Indiana in November 2016 and
Speyside-based The Macallan has launched their new Carta Nautica range with a quartet of whiskies including a 20-year-old whisky destined exclusively for global travel retail (GTR). The Macallan’s new Carta Nautica line consists of the GTR-exclusive Carta Nautica 20 Year Old, The Macallan Carta Nautica Distilled in 1987 (available in GTR and domestically), The Macallan […]
Cutty Sark, has unveiled a new limited-edition bottle design in collaboration with Scottish artist Rory Kennedy, celebrating the brand’s Spirit of Adventure. Inspired by the Scotch whisky’s rich maritime roots and adventurous character, the limited edition transforms the iconic Cutty Sark Original bottle into a striking canvas. Featuring a hand-painted illustration by Rory Kennedy, the […]
Brown-Forman, has announced the launch of its latest King of Kentucky release, a single barrel Bourbon aged for 14 years. King of Kentucky Single Barrel – 2026 Edition, is a 14 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey comprising 99 barrels, ranging from 62.5% to 67.5% ABV. Of these, 51 were matured on the third floor […]
It appears that $399 is what you have to pay to get top-tier bourbon such as this, and I’m confident that fans will pay well over that. It’s outside of my budget, but don’t let it stop you if you see it and feel spendy.
Whenever I do a Bourbon Institute, I always end it with a trivia question and blind tasting. I always enjoy a bit of trivia. I thought it might be interesting to give some of the questions here for your enjoyment…. Continue Reading →
Documentary filmmaker Greg Swartz is back with his fourth whisky film. “West of Tradition” looks at the nascent American Single Malt movement through the story… Read More
By Richard Thomas Rating: B+ For decades, the sole preserver of the Irish pot still whiskey tradition was New Midleton, best known as the maker of Jameson’s. When the world’s whiskey industries hit rock bottom in the 1970s, Ireland was hit hardest and they consolidated down to just two distilleries: New Midleton, which was purpose-built …
By Richard Thomas Rating: A- When I realized The Whiskey Reviewer has been covering Remus Repeal Reserve, which is basically a showcase for the bourbons made by MGP in Indiana, from the beginning, I thought “wild.” We have not gotten every single expression and I personally did not review them all, but we were there for …
