10 Essential Whiskies Everyone Should Own (And Why)
Looking to build up your whisky collection? Start with the fundamentals.
Looking to build up your whisky collection? Start with the fundamentals.
Here’s a look at the history behind five distilleries marking a big milestone in 2016—and their enduring impact on today’s Scotch whisky industry.
On the hunt for worm tubs, boil balls, or onion-shaped stills? Look no further.
Aside from concentrating alcohol during the distillation process, the still has a significant impact on a whisky’s flavor.
As the category is reborn after years of decline, today’s Irish distillers are working to ensure its health and protection.
The Indian single malt distillery is venturing into uncharted territory with its innovative coopering.
Diageo—the conglomerate behind Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, and Bulleit—is putting money into micro-distilleries around the world.
There’s a new class of distilleries popping up in the American whiskey scene. They’re too big to be considered craft; yet too small to be considered major. Meet America’s “middle ground” distillers.
A rebranding and new products are breathing life into the venerable Irish whiskey.
You won’t run out of options at these watering holes.
Scotch distillers have long aged their whisky in bourbon (and sherry) casks. Now cognac, wine, and more exotic casks are being used for maturation.
Mash bill, cask type, and even whether or not you add ice all matter when making a match.