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Jeptha Creed's Bruce's Blue Bourbon: A Truly Farm-to-Glass Whiskey
Jeptha Creed's Bruce's Blue Bourbon Is the Most Personal Bottle They've Ever Made There is a particular kind of ambition at work in Shelbyville, Kentucky, one that predates the modern craft distillery boom by several farming generations. At Jeptha Creed Distillery, the idea has always been simple
Ghostwood Whiskey Eyes a Big Bourbon Heritage Month
There's a moment every guy who's ever sat around a campfire knows well. You're warm, you're comfortable, the flames are crackling, and everything inside that circle of light feels safe and familiar. But turn your head just a few feet past the fire's edge, and the world goes dark. That gap between w
The Science Behind Mango Notes in Aged Single Malts
The Mystery Behind Your Whisky's Mango Notes Has Finally Been Solved Any serious whisky drinker who has spent time with an aged single malt — especially one from the Highland or Speyside regions — has likely caught a fleeting whiff of something almost tropical. Not imagined, not conjured from wish
Filmland Spirits Debuts First American Single Malt
There's a new whiskey coming out of Los Angeles, and it's got a backstory stranger than most of what's sitting on the shelf at the liquor store. Filmland Spirits , the company that's built its whole brand around B-movie horror concepts and whiskey, is rolling out its first American Single Malt. It
A Three-Day Pause Could Save American Whiskey
Canadians and Americans have been fighting over booze for a year and a half now, and it's finally starting to look like somebody blinked. On the night of August 18, 2026, President Donald Trump posted on his Truth Social account that he was hitting pause on a massive tariff hike that was set to ham
Iowa Athletics and Cedar Ridge Launch 1847 Bourbon
Iowa Athletics and Cedar Ridge Distillery Launch 1847 Bourbon and Vodka — A First in Hawkeye History College sports and craft spirits have been slowly converging for years, with athletic departments recognizing that their most passionate fans are adults who want to celebrate their teams in every f
Natterjack Irish Whiskey Signs U.S. Import Deal With Frederick Wildman
Natterjack Irish Whiskey Lands Frederick Wildman & Sons as U.S. Import Partner — and the Deal Could Change How America Drinks Irish On August 4, 2026, a joint announcement out of Dublin and New York confirmed what many in the whiskey trade had been quietly anticipating: Natterjack Irish Whiske
Macallan Harmony Collection Ends With Coconut Single Malts
The Macallan Pulls the Curtain on Its Harmony Collection With Two Coconut-Driven Single Malts When The Macallan set out to build the Harmony Collection several years ago, the concept was unusually ambitious for a distillery that had staked its entire reputation on sherry-seasoned oak and decades o
Brown-Forman's Decline Signals Trouble for American Whiskey
Jack Daniel's Maker Brown-Forman Is Flashing Warning Signs — and the Whole American Whiskey Industry Should Pay Attention For more than 150 years, Brown-Forman Corporation has been one of the most recognizable names in the American spirits business. It survived Prohibition, weathered the long bour
Redemption Launches Single Barrel Bonded Bourbon
Redemption Whiskey's Single Barrel Bonded Bourbon Marks the Return of the Higher Marques Collection Redemption Whiskey has never been a brand content to stand still. Since its earliest days sourcing rye-forward whiskeys out of Indiana's MGP — the historic 172-year-old Lawrenceburg distillery that