Kentucky Owl is a brand known for some really expensive sourced bourbon and rye. But this new release, a blend of whiskey both contract-distilled at Bardstown Bourbon Company and sourced, is cheaper and worth checking out. Read my review for Spy here.
This new blend comes from ten different American single malt craft distilleries, and has a good cause behind it. Read my review for Robb Report here.
There is a lot of good new rye whiskey to sip this fall, bourbon’s spicier sister spirit that is a mainstay of many cocktails. Read my latest for Robb Report here to find out what’s worth checking out.
Old Tub is one of Jim Beam’s oldest brands, and one of the best inexpensive bourbons from the distillery. Read my review for Spy here.
This new trio of peaty whiskies is incredibly smoky but also quite complex. Read my review for Robb Report here.
This year’s Buffalo Trace Antique Collection does not include George T. Stagg bourbon, to the disappointment of many fans. I spoke to master blender Drew Mayville to find out why – read my story for Robb Report here.
Great Jones is the first whiskey distillery to call Manhattan home since Prohibition. Read my Whiskey of the Week for Spy here to find out more.
The guys behind the podcast Bourbon Pursuit released this bourbon blend recently, and I reviewed it for Robb Report.
Vermont’s WhistlePig distillery adds an Irish whiskey to its portfolio. Read my review of Limavady Single Cask Single Malt for Spy here.
Four Part Harmony is the oldest whiskey release from Hudson Whiskey, and it’s worth checking out. Read my new Taste Test column for Robb Report here.
Jonah Flicker 