Every year, High West puts out a limited release called A Midwinter Night’s Dram. In short, this is a blend of straight rye whiskies (otherwise known as Rendezvous Rye) aged…
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Today, I submit a review in defense of a whiskey that has taken some flak over the past 8-9 months. If you spend some time looking up “George T. Stagg…
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Everyone loves a good story. The Balvenie realized this last year when they released the 2019 “Stories” range, featuring three very different expressions accompanied by the origins behind their creation.…
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Meiyo 17 Year is marketed as a Single Grain Japanese Whisky for the US Market. Along with this review, we explore the origins of this and many self-labeled Japanese whiskies that are taking advantage of lax regulations.
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Today’s review is of a whiskey I’ve been looking forward to getting my hands on for several months. Four Roses single barrels take advantage of one of the more interesting…
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Dailuaine is one of those brands where you might quickly glance at the name, realize you can’t easily pronounce all those vowels, and move on to a more familiar option.…
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The long-awaited Balvenie Tun 1401 article is finally here! I feel like I’ve been preparing my entire whisky-related existence for this post. I truly hope you enjoy the result of…
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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…
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Last year, I read an excellent article by David of RareBird 101 that suggests that we are currently living in the New Golden Age of Wild Turkey. This article inspired…
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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…