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The Mississippi Runs Through It: How O.H. Ingram Is Reinventing Bourbon Aging on the River Stand on the western edge of Kentucky in Hickman County and breathe deep. The air smells nothing like the muddy water and diesel you might expect from a working barge operation. Instead, it carries the unmis

Redwood Empire's Screaming Titan Is California's Most Serious Argument for Wheated Bourbon California has never had much trouble commanding attention in the world of fermented grain, but whiskey is a different animal altogether. The state's wine culture is dominant, its craft beer scene is relentl

Sazerac Just Dropped Three New Canned Cocktails — And One of Them Is Unlike Anything on the Market The company behind Fireball, Buffalo Trace, and BuzzBallz isn't slowing down. On June 23, 2026, Sazerac Company announced the national launch of three new ready-to-drink cocktail brands from its Loui

James E. Pepper Refreshes the 1776 Label Just in Time for America's 250th Birthday There are very few whiskey brands in America whose history doubles as a national timeline. The name on the label isn't just a product brand — it is a direct reference to the year the country was born, carried forwar

Buzzard's Roost Drops Red, White & Roost Double Oak: A Patriotic Single Barrel Worth Hunting Down There's a certain timing to a great bourbon release, and Buzzard's Roost has always understood the calendar. On June 24, 2026, the Louisville-based whiskey maker announced its latest limited-editi

Anyone who's spent time around whisky knows the romance of it all. The oak barrels stacked in cool stone warehouses. The angel's share evaporating into the Scottish air. The idea that somewhere in a dark building near a river or a coastline, a cask is quietly turning into something worth waiting fo

A New Tool Built for the Small Guys in a Big Industry Running a craft distillery is not for the faint of heart. Between permits, aging barrels, and trying to get a bottle onto a liquor store shelf next to the big national brands, small distillers rarely have time to dig through spreadsheets and ma

Still In Cask Opens the World's First Peer-to-Peer Exchange for Whisky Cask Shares — And the Implications Run Deep For most of whisky's long, storied history, the barrier between an enthusiast and a barrel of maturing spirit has been simple and brutal: money. Lots of it. A whole cask from a reputa

India Stakes Its Claim: The IMWA's New Certification Trademark Is the Most Important Move Indian Whisky Has Ever Made For years, American whisky enthusiasts who ventured beyond Scotch and Japanese single malts were confronted with a category that felt simultaneously exciting and chaotic — Indian s