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The Spirit of Ohio: Exploring High Bank Distillery & The Whiskey War Collection

Where creativity, craftsmanship, and conflict converge in the glass. Ohio isn’t usually the first state that comes to mind when whiskey lovers talk about top-shelf bourbon and American whiskey. Kentucky dominates the map. Tennessee has its legends. Indiana’s MGP provides the base for countless labels. But in the heart of…

Woodford Reserve Master’s Collection Sweet Oak Bourbon Review (2025 Release)

About the Woodford Reserve Masters Collection Launched in 2005, the Woodford Reserve Masters Collection has become one of bourbon’s longest-running experimental series, offering a new limited-edition whiskey each year. Every release highlights a specific element of whiskey-making — whether it’s grain, fermentation, distillation, or maturation — to explore how small…

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…

Barrel Proof vs. Cask Strength vs. Small Batch vs. Single Barrel: Decoding Bourbon Labels

Barrel Proof vs. Cask Strength vs. Small Batch vs. Single Barrel: What’s the Difference? Introduction: Navigating Bourbon Terminology The bourbon world is rich with terminology that can be both intriguing and confusing. Labels boasting terms like "barrel proof," "cask strength," "small batch," and "single barrel" are commonplace, yet their meanings…

Blue Note Rye Whiskey Review: A Bold and Balanced Take on Tennessee Rye

Blue Note Rye Whiskey brings a youthful, vibrant rye to the table—unfiltered and bottled at 93 proof, it walks the line between traditional spice and easygoing drinkability. While known for their blues-inspired bourbon lineup, Blue Note takes a confident step into the rye category here with a bottle that’s both…

Old Forester Announces Bottled in Bond Rye Whiskey

(Louisville, KY) March 18, 2025 – Today, Old Forester® releases its latest expression in the 117 Series: Bottled in Bond Rye – This release marks the first Bottled in Bond Rye Whisky handcrafted by Old Forester. The 1897 Bottled in Bond Act required that each bottling be composed of barrels filled…

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