7 Distinctive American Single Malt Whiskeys to Try Now

There is a wide range of flavor to discover in the growing style as distillers experiment freely with proof, smoke, and more.

10 Highest Scoring Whiskies From the Winter 2021 Buying Guide

These whiskies from Kilchoman, Laphroaig, Dalmore, Hibiki, Peerless, and more all scored high marks in the Winter 2021 issue.

These two bourbons and one single malt scotch all earned high marks while remaining affordable.

A single pot still, Isle of Skye peated single malt, and American single malt showcased the very best of the Winter 2021 Buying Guide.

These single malts from Scotland and Japan are all up there in age, including a record setting 80 year old, and all stand to increase in value.

These whiskies from Scotland, Ireland, and Kentucky all sat in a barrel for 17 years or longer.

American distillers are playing around with more inventive barrel finishes, to appealing and distinctive results.

Barrel proof whiskies from the U.S.—and primarily Texas at that—as well as one bottle from Ireland show that high proof hails major flavor.

The Speyside single malt continues to keep whisky drinkers guessing with its latest release, a trio of unidentified whisky samples.

After releasing its flagship single malt in 2020, VDC gives whisky drinkers a taste of the bourbon, sherry, and cuvée cask components.

These whiskies from Ardbeg, Balvenie, Barrell, Bruichladdich, Paul John, and more all scored high marks in the Fall 2021 issue.

A 50 year old blended scotch, a 10 year old bourbon, and a 54 year old single malt scotch all stand to increase in value.