St. George Breaking and Entering American Whiskey Review
For this release, St. George sourced bourbon and rye from Kentucky and Tennessee and blended them with the distillery’s own malt whiskey.
Read MoreWhether you’re looking to whip up some creative new cocktails or simply sit back and relax with a nice glass of scotch, spirits are essential to the world of great drinks. Gin, vodka, tequila, whiskey, brandy, rum, mezcal, and liqueurs are enjoying more popularity than they have in decades, and new craft spirits are popping up left and right like never before. Check out this section to learn about delicious spirits from all over the world, meet craft distillers who are changing the game, and keep up with all kinds of great booze-related products.
For this release, St. George sourced bourbon and rye from Kentucky and Tennessee and blended them with the distillery’s own malt whiskey.
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Read MoreClyde May’s Straight Rye is distilled in Indiana, named for a legendary Alabama moonshiner, and owned by the NY-based Conecuh brands.
Read MoreThis unique, beer barrel-finished whiskey is a blend of scotch and 100 percent malted barley whiskey made by Virginia Distillery Company.
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Read MoreEgan’s, a sixth-generation Irish distiller, released just 1,000 bottles of its Legacy Reserve Whiskey.
Read MoreArdbeg Grooves is a limited-edition scotch whisky that was partly aged in charred wine casks. It’s a beguiling dram full of fruit, salt, and smoke.
Read MoreBarrell Bourbon Batch 014 is a cask-strength spirit that was aged and distilled in Tennessee and Kentucky, blended, and bottled at a stout 109.4 proof.
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Read MoreMount Gay XO: Peat Smoke Expression is an intriguing merger of Caribbean rum and Islay whisky casks.
Read MoreMGP Ingredients is the largest producer of rye whiskey in the United States, and its home of Lawrenceburg, Indiana is nicknamed “Whiskey City.”
Read MoreFrisco is an unoaked American brandy that’s made from Californian muscat grapes and distilled at San Francisco’s Seven Stills Distillery.
Read MoreThis Virginia Beach hotel contains a distillery. Here’s its first bourbon.
Read MoreWhistlePig Boss Hog the Spirit of Mauve is named for the Vermont farm’s dearly-departed pig, Mauve. They did her justice with this barrel proof rye.
Read MoreDave Pickerell talks WhistlePig Whiskey, and what’s next for the innovative brand.
Read MoreAll the need-to-know basics of gin and its precursor, genever.
Read MoreJim Beam Repeal Batch is an 86-proof, non-chill filtered bourbon inspired by the whiskey the Beam family produced following Prohibition’s repeal in 1933.
Read MoreThe world is awash in good gin, from Australia to Ireland. Here are six of our favorites.
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