Bourbon and rye have very different flavors—which is the very reason many brands and distilleries have tried blending them together.
You may have heard the words "chocolate malt" used when describing a whiskey. But what does this evocative term actually mean?
Non-distiller producers (NDPs) have been an important part of American whiskey since the industry began, but in recent years some of these brands have become collectible cult favorites.
There are plenty of bars around the country where you can drink whiskey, so we've picked some of our favorites to highlight.
Russell spoke to the Unicorn Review about Cheesy Gold Foil, dropping proofs and age statements, and serving bourbon with ice cream in Korea.
It's almost fall, and that is the season when it's not just the leaves that start dropping—some of the most collectible American whiskeys are also on their way, from BTAC to Pappy to Birthday Bourbon. Here are the bottles that you should start looking out for.
We spoke to Nomura about his frequent trips to Kentucky in the early 2000s to hunt down rare bottles, meeting legendary whiskey figures, and figuring out how to ship all of those bottles back to Japan.
We spoke to some of the key players involved in this annual whiskey charity about its history and what to expect this year.
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