Reviews

The Milam & Greene brand quietly slipped onto my radar with a few different single barrels (at a surprisingly wide range of ages) that came into some local retailers near…

For those that know me well, let’s start by addressing the elephant in the room. I held a lot of animosity toward the Tun 1509 series for a long time…

The Isle of Arran is easy to overlook when exploring a map of distilleries off the Southwest coast of Scotland. It’s nestled near Islay and Campbeltown—both home to distilleries with…

It’s time for another review of my favorite limited edition bourbon! George T. Stagg has been a fairly consistent release year over year and I think a lot of that…

It’s hard to believe but this is my first Balvenie review of 2022! My favorite Speyside stalwart has been busy in the past 12 months with a variety of new…

The American Single Malt (ASM) Whiskey space has come a long way in recent years but the category as a whole still has a long way to go as it…

The 9th edition of Heaven HIll’s annual Parker’s Heritage Collection took a sharp left turn towards a style of whiskey not often released in the United States. In the same…

GlenAllachie has been producing whisky for over fifty years but it wasn’t until Billy Walker bought the distillery that they really started making waves in the single malt space. Under…

If you’ve never seen a bottle of Daftmill at your local store, there’s a pretty good reason why. Daftmill is a true farm distillery in every sense of the word.…

The 13th edition of Heaven Hill’s Parker’s Heritage Collection (PHC) was not only the first rye in the series, but also the first release to experiment with the use of…