Whiskey

Nikka Days wants to be a bar cart whiskey.

A mountain of booze passes through the Gear Patrol office every month.

Some of America’s best bourbon makers reserve some of their oldest stock for Japan.

The return of an almost-forgotten, affordable name in bourbon is a welcome surprise.

It turns out, after a few hundred years of distilling history, there’s more to scotch whisky than the big brands we see all the time.

The 2019 George Dickel Bottled-in-Bond release was one of the best values in recent whiskey memory. The 2020 version is rolling out now.

There are lots of lists with lots of whiskeys you can get your dad for Father’s Day. Most of them are hard to find or needlessly expensive.

This time, we are judging a book by its cover.

Buffalo Trace expands its Weller lineup for the third year running.

Easy-drinking PVW-adjacent bourbon that also pushes boundaries? Uh, yes.

How much should a bottle of Buffalo Trace be? What about Old Forester 1920?

In what may be a first for the entire whiskey industry, Buffalo Trace is releasing bottles of true kosher whiskey to celebrate the closing of Passover.

An indie whiskey darling expands, Old Forester beefs up, Elijah Craig gets spicy & more.

With innovative aging, unique terroir and exquisite juice, all signs point to ‘oui.’

Greg Metze had a hand in crafting some of the most popular whiskeys of the 21st century, though few people have heard his name.

Didn’t know Blanton’s made more than one bourbon?

Norlan, maker of many off-center whiskey accessories, made a strangely gorgeous decanter.

A $38, two-or-three-year-old whiskey with decades of history.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce brought a pallet of Crown Royal’s rarest whiskey to the victory parade.

You’re better off buying everybody a bottle of something half-decent than spending a dime on mini barrels.