5 Age Statement Bourbons to Try Now
Ranging from 5 to 16 years old, these whiskeys all scored 89 points or more.
Ranging from 5 to 16 years old, these whiskeys all scored 89 points or more.
These blended scotch whiskies and single barrel bourbons all hit a sweet spot at 12 years old.
The Spring 2022 issue of Whisky Advocate focuses on the great versatility and rich history of rye whiskey. Inside, we go deep on rye’s roots in Pennsylvania, exploring the height of “Old” Monongahela popularized by
These whiskeys matured for 13 to 25 years in first-fill and refill bourbon barrels before a 15 month finish in lightly toasted Irish oak casks.
Only 15 numbered sets of the No. 5 Collection, which includes expressions with ages spanning five decades, were released worldwide.
An Irish blend finished in stout casks, a 12 year old blended scotch, and a Tennessee bourbon all earned high marks at affordable prices.
A cask strength bourbon, Irish single malt, and Cabernet Sauvignon finished bourbon all scored top marks in the Spring 2022 issue.
A 48 year old blended scotch, 50 year old single malt scotch, and cask strength rye whiskey all qualify as instant collectibles.
Explore the globe in your glass with these whiskies.
These cask strength whiskies from the Winter 2021 Buying Guide have high proof and some seriously forceful flavor.
There is a wide range of flavor to discover in the growing style as distillers experiment freely with proof, smoke, and more.
These whiskies from Kilchoman, Laphroaig, Dalmore, Hibiki, Peerless, and more all scored high marks in the Winter 2021 issue.