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The 5 Best Bourbons for Summer Drinking (2026 Edition)

Looking for the best bourbon to sip this summer? These five bottles shine whether you're enjoying them over ice, mixing cocktails by the pool, or relaxing on the patio after a long day. When summer rolls around, many whiskey drinkers instinctively reach for lighter spirits like tequila, rum, or gin.…

Green River Honey Finished Bourbon Whiskey Brings Real Honey Barrel Finishing to the Category

Owensboro, Ky. (May 12, 2026) — Green River Distilling Co., known for classic, approachable Kentucky bourbon, expands its award-winning portfolio this month with the launch of Green River Honey Finished Bourbon Whiskey. The new expression offers a fundamentally different take on honey whiskey by finishing real Kentucky Straight Bourbon with 100% real local…

Woodinville 9 Year Bourbon Review

About Woodinville Distillery Woodinville Whiskey Co., founded in 2010 by Brett Carlile and Orlin Sorensen, has steadily built a reputation as one of the premier craft bourbon producers in the United States. Known for their dedication to quality, patience, and innovation, the distillery partnered with Independent Stave Company to create…

1792 Cognac Cask Finish Bourbon Review – Tasting Notes, Price & Is It Worth It?

Introduction The 1792 Cognac Cask Finish is one of Barton 1792 Distillery’s latest forays into finished bourbon, taking their high-rye Kentucky Straight Bourbon and giving it a second maturation in French cognac casks. The goal? To add a layer of rich fruit, honeyed sweetness, and refined elegance to Barton’s naturally…

Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style Bourbon Review. Still the best $60 bottle on the Market?

Introduction Old Forester 1920 is widely regarded as the standout release from the brand’s Whiskey Row series—a collection that honors pivotal moments in the company’s history. Introduced in 2016, 1920 Prohibition Style pays homage to the era when Old Forester was one of the few distilleries legally allowed to produce…

High n’ Wicked Bourbon vs Rye Review: Wickedly Good Whiskey?

Introduction High n’ Wicked is a newer independent bottler and brand that’s starting to make waves with sourced whiskey releases that carry a touch of uniqueness—particularly through their fermentation approach: sweet mash for their bourbon, and sour mash for their rye. These choices can yield a more vibrant and expressive…

Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength Rye (2025) Review

Introduction When it comes to bold, unapologetic rye whiskey, Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength has built a loyal following for good reason. Each year’s release brings a unique blend of fiery spice, layered sweetness, and complex character that rye lovers crave. With the 2025 edition now on shelves, the big question…

If I Could Only Keep 10 Bottles – My Ultimate Bourbon Shelf

Introduction As a bourbon enthusiast, choosing just 10 bottles for my ultimate bourbon shelf is no easy feat. There are countless whiskeys out there, each with its own unique profile and character. But if I had to narrow it down to only 10, these would be the must-have bottles that…

Knob Creek Unveils Cask Strength Single Barrel Select Program: A Bold Move for Bourbon Lovers

Knob Creek has officially announced its latest expansion in the premium whiskey space: the Single Barrel Select Cask Strength program. This exciting new offering allows select retailers and private groups to pick their very own barrels of uncut, unfiltered Knob Creek bourbon and rye—direct from the cask. This evolution of…

Jim Beam 7 Year Black vs. Jim Beam Double Oaked: Battle of the Budget Beams

Introduction Jim Beam is one of the most recognizable names in bourbon—producing high-volume whiskey that’s approachable, affordable, and often overlooked by enthusiasts. But hidden within the Beam lineup are a few budget-friendly gems worth exploring. Two standout bottles in the under-$30 category are Jim Beam 7 Year Black and Jim…

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