Bourbon
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There are Bourbons that carry stories, and then there are Bourbons that seem to embody entire chapters of Kentucky history. The new Heaven Hill Master Distillers Unity belongs squarely in the latter category. Released to…
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There’s a way that bourbon distilleries talk about themselves, and then there’s the way Heaven Hill does. The Bardstown-based whiskey house, closing in on its 90th year of continuous operation, has long carried the flag…
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Sazerac Barrel Select (SBS), the single barrel release program from Sazerac, has announced a once-in-a-decade opportunity for bourbon enthusiasts: the Elmer T. Lee Charity Sweepstakes. At stake is the chance to select a barrel of…
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Independent bottler Lost Lantern has announced the release of Far-Flung Bourbon III ($100 SRP), just in time for Bourbon Heritage Month. The cask strength bottling (124.8 proof) marks the third entry in the series and…
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Bardstown Bourbon Company has made a habit of living at the intersection of Kentucky tradition and global experimentation. On August 29, the distillery will debut two limited-edition whiskeys—Discovery #13 and Ferrand II—that once again challenge…
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On August 23rd—known as Jim Beam Day—the James B. Beam Distilling Co. will mark its 230th anniversary with a release that digs deep into the brand’s history. The new Beam Pin Bottle is a limited-edition…
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Elijah Craig is raising a glass to golf’s biggest stage. The Kentucky distiller has unveiled the Elijah Craig 2025 Ryder Cup Limited-Edition Small Batch Bourbon, a bottle designed to celebrate both the return of the…
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There is a kind of mythology to Remus Bourbon, named for George Remus, the “King of the Bootleggers,” who turned Prohibition into personal empire and national scandal. Each fall, the Ross & Squibb Distillery in…
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Blue Run Spirits, the whiskey outfit that’s made a habit of bending—if not outright breaking—the rules of American bourbon, has announced its latest experiment: Glimmer, a limited-edition Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey finished in gin barrels.…
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Maker’s Mark has announced the return of its most mature expression: Maker’s Mark Cellar Aged 2025, a global limited release that blends 11-, 13-, and 14-year-old bourbon into a whiskey of unusual depth and elegance.…