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2024 Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey Review

Each fall, the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection (BTAC) is released. It is one of the most coveted selections of allocated whiskey on the market and commands many times its suggested SRP: today, I review Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Straight Rye. Cheers!

Every so often, a smoky Bourbon surfaces. There could be oaky, peaty, or hickory like Warbringer Mesquite Smoked Southwest Bourbon. My review deep-dives to discover how it tastes. Cheers!

In a collaboration with Dust Bowl Brewing, Hinterhaus Distilling introduces its Discovery Batch 3 American Single Malt whiskey. My review explores and provides all the details, including how it is made and what it tastes like. Cheers!

I’ve had good luck engaging with Old Elk’s portfolio. Today, I delve into its Straight Rye Whiskey. Distilled by MGP by its former master distiller, it has to be a winner, right? My review explains how that turned out. Cheers!

Jeptha Creed Red, White & Blue Batch 3 Bourbon Review

Jeptha Creed’s Red, White & Blue Bourbon is made from three different strains of corn, malted rye, and barley—proceeds from its sale benefit CreatiVet, which helps disabled veterans. My reconnaissance discovered if it is worth buying. Cheers!  

Penelope Bourbon has released its Estate Collection, with one of its whiskeys called Private Select, a nine-year, two-distillery Bourbon marketed as a premium whiskey. My review explores how this turned out. Cheers!

Glenmorangie runs the tallest stills in Scotland and produces fruity, flavorful Single Malt Scotch whiskies. Today, I explore its limited-edition A Tale of Ice Cream. Does it taste like ice cream? I've done the #DrinkCurious thing; my review has the answer. Cheers!

The House of Suntory is the largest producer of whisky in Japan. It all started with its Yamazaki Distillery, which was founded in 1923. I’ve explored Yamazaki Distiller’s Reserve Single Malt, and my review tells you more about it. Cheers!

Many whiskey fans understand the magic of PX Sherry casks and how they impact Scotch. In the Bourbon world, there’s far less experience. Today’s review is Lux Row Small Batch PX Sherry Cask Bourbon, and I’ll share how it all turned out. Cheers!

Mary Dowling is a name that most Bourbon fans should know but don’t. Is her namesake, Mary Dowling Winter Wheat Bourbon, worthy of her reputation? My detailed review addresses that and more. Cheers!

Ardnamurchan ArdnAmerica Tour 2024 Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review

ArdnAmerica Tour 2024 is a Single Malt Scotch whisky which is a mingling of two peated Madeira finish barriques and one unpeated Spanish Oloroso Sherry Butt finish. It is sweet, smoky, and spicy, and my review details if it is worth grabbing. Cheers!

Jeptha Creed Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon Review

Some folks like Jeptha Creed and others are less appreciative. Today’s review explores its Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon. This was my first exposure to what the distillery offers, and I’ll let you know which opinion won out. Cheers!

American Metal Whiskey: Flagship, The Disciple, and 10-Years Tennessee Whiskey Reviews

What happens when a famous car and motorcycle customizer enters the Wonderful World of Whiskey? Today’s review is American Metal Whiskey’s flagship, The Disciple, and 10-Year Tennessee Whiskeys. Cheers!

Please join me as we explore Samuel Maverick Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon and the history of the man it is named for. This grain-to-glass bonded Bourbon from Texas was aged in a bank vault! My review explains how that worked out. Cheers!

Up North Distillery is one of six in the country creating spirits from 100% honey mash. It also features a North Idaho Single Malt whiskey. Today’s 4-in-1 review explores it and three Honey Spirits offerings. Cheers!

Locke + Co Big Catch Bourbon & Aspen Aged Rye Reviews

Locke + Co Distilling does something unusual to its whiskeys; it adds hand-charred Aspen tree discs in the finishing process. My reviews of its Big Catch Bourbon and Aspen Aged Rye discover how that turned out. Cheers!

Ardbeg Traigh Bhan Batch 6 19-Years Old Scotch Review

Today’s review dives deep into Ardbeg Traigh Bhan Batch 6, a 19-year-old single malt #Scotch finished in ex-Bourbon and ex-Oloroso Sherry casks. Ardbeg considers this an especially rare release, and I’ll tell you if it is worth drinking. Cheers!