10 Highest-Scoring Whiskies in the Spring 2021 Buying Guide

Single malt scotch, Tennessee whiskey, bourbon, rye, and more netted 93 points and above.

Spring 2021 Collectibles: Bruichladdich, Cascade Moon, Russell’s Reserve

Look to these bottles from Scotland, Tennessee, and Kentucky to potentially rise in value in the future.

Two scotches—a single malt and a blend—plus a 4 year old rye boast high scores and low prices.

Three scotch whiskies—though not all single malts—achieved top marks from our tasting panel.

There were a few standouts in the collection of rare single malt scotches from Islay, Speyside, and the Highlands.

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Blind-tasted and scored, the annual limited-edition bourbons and ryes proved their mettle once again.

This riff on the Penicillin combines Japanese whisky and Islay scotch, showcasing yuzu juice instead of the typical lemon.

Inspired by Dr. Brown’s Black Cherry soda, this whisky-based cocktail brings the fizz and flavor.

Irish whiskey combines with cinnamon syrup, ginger liqueur, and lemon juice in this richly textured cocktail.

Grilled blood orange juice adds richness to this smoked cocktail, which also includes bourbon, amaro, and cherry liqueur.

Hailing from Kentucky, Tennessee, Scotland, and Japan, these bottles netted 94 points or above.