Just the Sip: Russell’s Reserve Single Rickhouse Camp Nelson C 2022 Release Review

Just the Sip reviews are a more simplified version of the existing scoresheet format with the goal of reviewing more … More

Old Fitzgerald 16-Year (Spring 2020) Scoresheet & Review

We’re all familiar with the expression, “never judge a book by its cover.” Even if we’re not talking about books, … More

Weller requires either no introduction or an expository essay to explain. Although its reputation is anything other than muted, it’s … More

Anyone versed in bourbon history (or who watched Neat: The Story of Bourbon) likely anticipated Castle & Key’s first in-house … More

If I did End of Year posts, then Willett 8-Year Wheated Bourbon would be a frontrunner for the most audacious … More

Glenmorangie have been one of the easiest scotch brands for me to turn to. The reason is simple: pricing. Although … More

Many whisky producers take great pride in their apparent heritage, and Highland Park is no exception. Their website offers a … More

It’s been 10 months since I last looked at a Japanese whisky. This isn’t out of a lack of desire … More

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

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

Of all the bourbons that require next to no introduction, Blanton’s is most certainly a frontrunner. Spend any length of … More

“Do you know what legacy is? It’s what you pass down to your children and your children’s children. It’s what … More