Pursuit United’s journey to market wasn’t exactly a traditional one. From casual bourbon fans to successful podcasters to independent bottlers and finally to whiskey blenders, Kenny Coleman and Ryan Cecil built…
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I read a lot of whisk(e)y books each year. From historical guides to technical production to guides on every whiskey style imaginable, there’s plenty of reading material for the budding…
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From the very beginning, Bardstown Bourbon Company has gone off script compared to the typical modern start-up distillery. Following the vision of their late founder Peter Loftin and his team,…
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Diageo’s Special Releases series has been a part of the their whisky lineup every year since 2001. The series is comprised of limited edition expressions from across the Diageo Scotch…
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After a conspicuous absence in 2021, George T. Stagg is back in 2022 as the Mashbill No. 1 powerhouse of the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection. 2022 Stagg also marks the…
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Sponsored Content Notice: This post is part of a paid partnership with Heaven Hill Distillery. The bottle was provided free of charge and compensation was provided. My tasting notes of…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…