Willett Pot Still Reserve Scoresheet & Review

Some of you may know that I took my first trip to Kentucky this past summer to do a little … More

Thomas S. Moore Cabernet Sauvignon Finish Scoresheet & Review

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

Keeping track of what brands belong to what distillery and what distilleries belong to what parent company is no simple … More

When it comes to bottom-shelf spirits, few sayings spring to mind faster than “you get what you pay for.” There … More

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

Bourbons touting double-digit age statements are clearly in vogue. The sheer prominence of bottlings such as Calumet Farm 14/15, Sam … More

The first Wild Turkey Master’s Keep release was a hardly an accurate representation of the distillery’s more recent overarching profile. … More

Wild Turkey might be both the best and worst-kept secret in the bourbon industry. Spend any length of time watching … More

I’m well on the record for wanting more wheated whiskey products. Maker’s Mark are essentially the poster child for wheated … More

Chattanooga Whiskey has one of the best backstories in recent memory. Named after the city where over 30 distilleries once … More

Jim Beam may have the most confusing pricing structure of any whiskey producer. The first expression that comes to mind … More

Present-day Wild Turkey owes a lot to Eddie Russell. Although he learned to make bourbon similarly to his father Jimmy, … More