William Grant & Sons is incredibly consistent with product development when it comes to their whiskies. Sometimes that’s a bad thing. For example, you won’t find very many cask strength…

Parker’s Heritage Collection has always been a hit or miss series for me. How could it not be? It’s a completely different release every time so there’s never a guarantee…

The next installment of the SMS Classic Review series is of the “semi-island” malt Tobermory 15 Year. As always with SMS classics, this review is preserved exactly as it was…

They say there’s no such thing as bad press. Tell that to Jeff Mattingly, founder of Bourbon 30 Spirits in Georgetown, KY. The J. Mattingly label first gained national attention…

For a good part of the aughts, The Balvenie released an annual 17 year old limited edition expression. In 2008, that expression was The Balvenie 17 Year RumCask. This whisky…

Aberlour and sherried whisky go hand in hand. With A’bunadh setting the standard for OB NAS sherrybombs for two decades, it’s interesting to see a new Aberlour sherried expression hit…

Glenlossie is a Diageo brand that you don’t see as a single malt very often as it is mostly used for blends. Since 1971, Glenlossie has also shared a site…

One of the many highlights of the Bourbon And Time weekend this past July was spending time with bourbon legend Al Young while sipping the very Four Roses Limited Edition…

In recent weeks, I’ve spoken a lot about Bardstown Bourbon Company as both a business and a tourist destination. Today, I’m going to focus solely on the whiskey itself. BBCo….

Josh and Jason of Single Cask Nation are no strangers to releasing some unique whisk(e)y over the years. From cask strength Wild Turkey to MGP “Light Whiskey,” the SCN crew…