We finally got our hands on a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle Family Reserve 23 Year Old. Since we are fine, upstanding gentlemen, we decided we should share it with you.
The same folks behind Bacon and Beer Classic brought us Whiskey Feast, a day-long event filled with small bites, cocktails, and doughnut walls (seriously).
Budweiser is moving forward with plans to launch barley into space aboard a SpaceX CRS-13 rocket. One small step for barley, one giant leap for beer-kind.
Avuá’s newest release, Tapinhoã, is a cachaça named after the rare species of hardwood found in certain parts of South America in which the spirit is aged.
Mr. Peanut teamed up with Lombard, Illinois’ Noon Whistle Brewing to fire up the brew kettle and release Planters' first beer. Named Mr. IPA-Nut, the India pale ale is made with the brand's honey roasted peanuts.
Eighth generation distiller Freddie Noe has released his first whiskey, Little Book, a nod to the Noe family and the connection to Jim Bean and Knob Creek.
Check out the latest in the Booker's Bourbon Batch Collection, the 2017-01—Tommy's Batch, named after Tommy Crume, one-time distillery manager at Booker's.
Check out Bulleit's newest release, a barrel strength version of their frontier whiskey, made from a high-rye mash bill (one-third rye, two-thirds corn).
Canadian Club steps it up by producing a single-grain rye whiskey. Set aside your assumptions and settle in to find out if it's worth it with this review.
In the second release of a one-two punch that will highlight the distinct seasons on the Orkney Islands, Highland Park released The Light, a 17-year-old single malt Scotch whisky represents spring and is complemented by —you guessed it — The Dark.
FEW Spirits and The Flaming Lips have teamed up to release a new spirit, Brainville Rye Whiskey, made from a combination of rye, corn, and malted barley.
The Macallan Double Cask 12 Year Scotch Whisky is distiller's latest release and uses both Sherry-seasoned European Oak and American Oak to age their whisky
Stillhouse Spirits, the whiskey company known for its beautiful cans has named a new partner in their venture--and that partner just so happens to be G-Eazy