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…
A Pour That Honors 250 Years of Service In honor of 250 years of service, sacrifice, and strength, Green River Distilling Co. has released a bourbon that goes far beyond what’s in the glass. This limited-edition bottling commemorates the founding of the United States Army on June 14, 1775—a full…
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…
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…
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…
When bourbon conversations start flowing, the usual suspects always seem to take center stage — Buffalo Trace, Blanton’s, Weller, and other allocated giants. But beyond the hype, there are countless underrated bourbons flying under the radar that deserve a spot on your shelf. Whether you're looking to expand your palate,…