Joseph Magnus Cigar Blend Batch 97 Scoresheet & Review

Jos. A. Magnus & Co. (aka Joseph Magnus) is a bit of an outlier in the greater, current whiskey scene. … More

Sagamore Spirit Double Oak Scoresheet & Review

It’s nigh impossible to be a part of the American whiskey zeitgeist and not be exposed to double oaked bourbon. … More

American history holds no shortage of interesting stories. This reality isn’t lost on whiskey producers, as entire brands and individual … More

Producing whiskey is often a balancing act. Questions are considered at damn-near every step of the process, from the grains … More

Barton 1792 gets around more than one might think. On top of the in-house 1792 line, their whiskey is used … More

Happening upon older, limited edition bottlings while browsing a store for the first time (in a while) is always a … More

I’ll always have a soft spot for Old Forester. Their core lineup isn’t terribly diverse, but the ones I’ve tried … More

Woodford Reserve has always struck me as an ideal crowd-pleasing whiskey for more traditional drinkers. There’s both a simplicity and … More

Revisiting the Glenmorangie Tasting Set has brought a couple small surprises, namely a slight bump in appreciation for Nectar d’Or … More

“Subtle” is among the more interesting words one can use to describe a whisky. There are a couple of ways … More

Finished whisky is huge. It’s to the point that if a household brand doesn’t have at least one finished product, … More

The whiskey industry has no shortage of contentious topics. Is Jack Daniel’s bourbon? Do age statements matter (and if so, … More