Bourbon
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Freddie Noe, Eighth Generation Master Distiller of the Fred B. Noe Distillery (those people behind Jim Beam, Booker’s, and a slew of others) and creator of Little Book Whiskey, has announced the sixth installment in…
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Jefferson’s has unveiled the latest addition to its Ocean: Aged at Sea Collection, Voyage 29 Wheated Bourbon. The new expression is the third wheated bourbon in the series. The vessel carrying casks of Jefferson’s Ocean…
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Ross & Squibb Distillery has unveiled its Remus Repeal Reserve Series VI Straight Bourbon Whiskey. The limited-edition bourbon is the sixth-annual offering in the award-winning collection. Created by master distiller Ian Stirsman and his team…
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Brown-Forman has unveiled the fifth annual edition of its coveted King of Kentucky bourbons. Parent company of many popular brands such as Old Forester, Woodford Reserve, and Jack Daniel’s, Brown-Forman acquired King of Kentucky Bourbon…
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WhistlePig has launched its Piggyback 100 Proof bourbon, a sidekick to the 100% Rye. WhistlePig Piggyback 100 Proof is the brand’s first foray into the bourbon category. “We’ve always been big on innovation and trying…
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Kentucky Buzzard’s Roost Whiskey has introduced two new bourbons to celebrate its three-year anniversary. The two whiskeys, Char #1 Bourbon and Toasted American Oak Bourbon, use a mix of strategies for second barrel maturation such…
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Copper & Kings has unveiled its first ever bourbon. The whiskey is exclusively available at the Louisville-based distillery through a bottle-your-own tour, the Barrel-to-Bottle experience. On the tour, guests can taste the flavor profiles of…
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Limestone Branch Distillery has unveiled a limited edition Yellowstone Kentucky Straight Bourbon finished in Marsala Superiore casks. Yellowstone Marsala Superiore is a blend of seven, 15, and 16-year-old bourbons hand-selected by master distiller Stephen Beam.…
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Bardstown Bourbon Company has entered into an agreement to acquire Green River Spirits Company. The acquisition is scheduled to close in July. The transaction will bring together two leading Kentucky bourbon producers, creating a strong,…
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Playboy, the iconic “lifestyle” magazine, is launching its very own portfolio of ultra-premium spirits, starting with a 17-year-old bourbon named Rare Hare 1953–we’ll avoid making any crude jokes about the age of the first release.…