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Floating rickhouse, bold flavors: Meet Ingram’s 2025 Flagship Bourbon
For those unaware, The Ingram Distillery is one of the more unique distilleries in the world. Founded in 2015, it has the first permanent floating rickhouse in Western Kentucky (and beyond). Known for its bourbon whiskeys, the brand recently announced the release of its 2025 Flagship Bourbon. Ingram 2025 Flagship Bourbon Released only once per […] -
Copperworks is launching an ultra-rare American single malt whiskey
Copperworks Distilling Company opened its doors on Seattle’s waterfront back in 2013. Since then, it has won numerous awards for its gins, vodkas, and small batch American single malt whiskeys. All of which are made from malted barley. Recently, the popular distillery announced the launch of a limited-release, ultra-rare whiskey. Copperworks 11 Year Old American […] -
What is Campari? The bittersweet secret behind your favorite Negroni
At first glance, Campari is a bright red liqueur known for its semisweet, bitter flavor profile. But what exactly is it, how is it made, and what is its history? -
Confused by imperial IPAs? Here’s what makes them stronger and bolder
What exactly is an imperial IPA, what does it taste like, where did the name come from, and what are some of the best options available today? -
Think vodka’s boring? Think again — the biggest vodka myths, debunked by a pro
To help us sort out fact from fiction, we turned to Sean Kenyon, Brand Ambassador at Woody Creek Distillers for answers. -
The rare advantage behind tequilas made in their own distillery
Breaking down the many merits of crafting the most popular agave spirit in your own distillery. -
The gang from Four Walls Irish American Whiskey wants you to hang out
If you somehow missed it, Rob Mac, Charlie Day, and Glenn Howerton from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia launched a whiskey brand a few years ago. Since the gang owns a bar on the show, the creation of Four Walls Irish American Whiskey made perfect sense. Since much of the show takes place inside Paddy’s […] -
Templeton Whiskey is launching its oldest whiskey to date
In the pantheon of American rye whiskey, there are very few brands as well-known as Templeton Whiskey. It’s a staple of back bars and home bars from coast to coast. This week, the brand announced the release of its oldest whiskey to date. Templeton 13-Year-Old Rye Whiskey The first release from its Hidden Stash collection, […] -
Salt makes every wine taste better — here’s why
You don’t need a sommelier to enjoy great wine pairings. A little salt — from chips, cheese, or fried food — can make any wine taste better. Here’s how it works. -
What is hazmat whiskey? The ultra-high-proof spirit the FAA won’t let you fly with
In the simplest terms, "hazmat" is a term used to describe whiskey that is bottled at an extremely high proof. -
The high-proof whiskeys I swear by for chilly fall tailgates
While your best bet is layering your clothing this fall, you’re also going to want to purchase a high-proof whiskey or two for slow-sipping. -
Does terroir matter in spirits? Bourbon, Scotch, and tequila say yes
Spirits like bourbon, Scotch, and tequila are borrowing the wine world’s favorite word — terroir. But can you really taste place in the glass, or is it just good marketing? -
Elijah Craig is releasing its first ever barrel proof rye whiskey
If you’re a fan of Elijah Craig Bourbon, you probably have a bottle or two of its popular Barrel Proof Bourbon on your home bar. But up until now, you couldn’t enjoy its Kentucky straight rye whiskey at the same high proof. That changed this month with the release of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof Kentucky […] -
Sagamore Spirit is launching a limited edition rye whiskey for Baltimore Ravens fans
The Baltimore Ravens’ 2025 season might not to be off to the start their fans would have hoped for. Regardless, fans of Lamar Jack, Derrick Henry, and co. can enjoy a new, limited-edition Ravens-themed rye whiskey from Baltimore’s Sagamore Spirit. Sagamore Spirit Baltimore Ravens Festivus Maximus Small Batch Rye Whiskey The third edition of the […] -
Why London dry gin is the secret to better cocktails
In the hierarchy of gins, there’s none more well-known than the classic London dry gin. For those unaware, this gin style is a juniper-driven, piney, dry gin that’s a popular choice for cocktails like the Gin & Tonic, Gimlet, and more. You probably won’t be surprised that in my years of writing about alcohol, I’ve […] -
Jack Daniel’s is launching a new sweet mash Tennessee straight whiskey
If your knowledge of Jack Daniel’s doesn’t go beyond Old No. 7, you might not realize that this iconic Tennessee-based brand is making some outstanding, innovative whiskeys. The newest release in its experimental Distillery Series line is Sweet Mash Tennessee Straight Whiskey. Jack Daniel’s Sweet Mash Tennessee Straight Whiskey Also known as Distillery Series Selection […] -
James Gin is releasing a flavored expression for fans of condiments
For those unaware, James Gin is celebrity-driven gin brand. But, while some celebrities simply slap their name on a product, TV host and star of a very popular gin-based YouTube channel, James May, along with master distiller Hugh Anderson, is hands-on with the selection of the various flavors found in the expressions. The newest of […] -
The Willamette Valley is the new hotspot for world-class sparkling wine
Oregon sparkling wine is booming and these are the labels to know right now. -
Redhook drops ’81 Light Lager for quittin’ time
Some beers are more refreshing than others. You know, like light lager beers as opposed to barrel-aged stouts. Redhook just launched one that’s ideal for the five o’clock exhale. Introducing Redhook ’81, a light lager that pays homage to the year the brewery started. It’s a crisp-as-fall beer in a cool retro can and just […] -
Not quite mezcal, not quite tequila — Moon Shift offers a new take on agave
I’ve been writing about alcohol for nearly two decades and in that time, I’ve imbibed countless glasses of award-winning, complex agave-based spirits like tequila and mezcal. If you’re anything like me and you’re a fan of these two spirits, Moon Shift is a new, artisanal spirit that you should know about. While it’s similar, it’s […] -
Oaklore is launching a four-grain bourbon for fans of sherry
North Carolina-based Oaklore Distilling Co. recently announced the launch of the newest release in its popular Story Series. Following the release of its Port Cask Finish Rye Whiskey earlier in the year, the brand is adding to the series by releasing a new, sherry cask finished expression. Oaklore Story Series: Oloroso Sherry Cask Finished Four […] -
The forgotten fall spirit: Why it’s time to rediscover Brandy
Warm, fruity, and criminally overlooked, brandy is the perfect cold-weather pour. -
How a family’s century-old promise shaped this soulful Mexican tequila
As National Hispanic Heritage Month unfolds, it’s the perfect time to spotlight stories that go beyond tradition; stories of legacy, craftsmanship, and cultural pride passed down through generations. Leyenda 1925, a luxury tequila brand born in the red-soiled agave fields of Los Altos de Jalisco, is exactly that kind of story. Founded by cousins Julio, […] -
Suntory Whisky Toki is launching an exciting, new collaborative expression
Suntory Toki is one of the best gateway whiskies for Japanese whisky newbies. If you’ve already enjoyed this popular blended whisky neat and in your favorite cocktails, you’ll be glad to learn The House of Suntory is releasing another version of this popular expression called Suntory Toki Black. Suntory Toki Black This 86-proof, limited-edition whisky […] -
This 500-year-old liqueur might be the most underrated bottle on your bar cart
At its essence, Bénédictine is an 80-proof herbal liqueur made in France. -
We tried Elijah Craig’s Ryder Cup bourbon — here’s what it tastes like
Elijah Craig is the Official Bourbon of the 2025 Ryder Cup. To celebrate the renowned tournament’s return to the US, the famed Kentucky-based distillery is releasing a limited-edition small batch bourbon — and we got our hands on it. This expression is part of the brand’s “Road to the Ryder Cup” campaign. Elijah Craig 2025 […] -
What is the German Beer Purity Law of 1516 and why does it still matter?
The German Beer Purity Law of 1516, also known as the Reinheitsgebot, limited beer to just water, barley, and hops. Learn why this 500-year-old rule still matters in brewing today. -
Kit drops new design on its non-alcoholic beer cans
The non-alcoholic beer world continues to grow. Within, we’ve seen everything from celebrity labels to excellent takes on styles like the India Pale Ale. In short, it’s never been a better time to explore the arena. Kit is a Maine near beer producer. The brand launched in 2021 and is the official non-alcoholic beer partner […] -
Fall tailgate season is here — here’s what I pack for the ultimate beer lover’s setup
If you’re a fan of IPAs, pale ales, pilsners, and other beers, you’re going to need a few more items for your perfect fall tailgate. -
Ever wonder why the foam on Belgian beer lasts so long?
It’s an age-old question, right up there with the chicken and the egg and the meaning of life. Why does the foam on certain beers last longer than others? Belgian beers in particular are known for their long-lasting foam while not so much for, say, crisp lager beers. What gives? According to a recent study, […] -
This new Milam & Greene bourbon is a collector’s dream
For those unaware, Texas is a whiskey-lover’s paradise. One of the best brands in the Lonestar State is Milam & Greene. Recently, the popular brand announced the launch of its newest expression: Provisions Bourbon. Milam & Green Provisions Bourbon The newest expression from Milam & Green, Provisions Bourbon, is the first edition of a new […] -
Why fresh hop beers are the ultimate taste of September
Fresh hop beer season is happening right now. This basically translates to Christmas for hop-forward beer lovers. For IPA enthusiasts especially, there’s hardly a better time to have a pint. Now, people tend to forget that there’s seasonality tied to beer. Sure, thanks to modern tech and the ability to freeze, dry, and turn hops […] -
Garrison Brothers is releasing a new rye whiskey barrel-finished bourbon
Garrison Brothers is well-known for award-winning flagship and limited-release bourbons like the popular Cowboy Bourbon, Balmorhea, and Guadalupe. Recently, the Hye, Texas-based brand announced the launch of a new bourbon hitting shelves this October. Garrison Brothers Sonora Texas Straight Bourbon This bourbon whiskey is matured for a minimum of seven years. First in new American […] -
Buffalo Trace Distillery announces the 2025 release of the Van Winkle Whiskey Collection
In the American whiskey world, there’s no bigger name than Van Winkle. There are no more sought-after whiskeys than those made by Buffalo Trace and Old Rip Van Winkle. Recently, the distillery announced the 2025 release of the beloved Van Winkle Whiskey Collection. But good luck getting your hands on a bottle. The 2025 Van […] -
The House of Suntory is launching a new Haku Vodka featuring a popular citrus fruit flavor
Vodka drinkers know about the appeal of Haku Vodka. This award-winning vodka from The House of Suntory is already the perfect spirit for your Martini or Vodka Tonic. But if you’re looking for a little extra flavor, the brand recently announced the launch of citrus-forward expression Haku Yuzu. Haku Yuzu Haku Yuzu begins with the […] -
From s’mores to pumpkin spice, these whiskeys taste like fall
There’s a whole world of other flavored whiskeys that taste like autumn in a glass. -
Crisp days call for crisp beers — here are the best craft lagers for fall
Instead of writing about Budweiser or Miller High Life, today we’re all about craft lagers. . -
Stone Brewing drops a big beer for a big anniversary
It’s official, you can now get Stone Brewing’s 29th Anniversary Double IPA. The big beer celebrates nearly three decades in the craft beer sector. The west coast brewery, founded in California, has long been known for its high-octane brews. The beer comes in at 8.5% ABV and is made with a slew of New Zealand […] -
Inside Marsovin Cellars: Malta’s most iconic winery experience
Here's a look inside what you can explore, learn, and taste on a Marsovin cellars tour. -
The secret step that makes Tennessee whiskey different from bourbon
You’ve likely heard the debate about Jack Daniel’s. It’s listed as a Tennessee whiskey, but it follows the rules of bourbon. It’s made in the U.S. and features a mash bill of at least 51% corn, among other rules. So, why isn’t it labeled as a bourbon whiskey? Well, that’s also up for discussion. Bourbon […] -
What sourced whiskey really means — and why it deserves more respect
Is sourced whiskey a shortcut or a smart industry practice? Learn how brands use it, when it works, and why transparency matters in today's whiskey market.