Winter 2019 Editors’ Choice: Barrell, Laphroaig, anCnoc
Two single malt scotches and a stellar bourbon stood out among dozens of whiskies reviewed in the Winter 2019 Buying Guide.
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Winter 2019 Collectibles: Four Roses, The Last Drop, Old Forester
Two Kentucky straight bourbons and a well-aged blended scotch look set to appreciate in value over time.
Whiskey Review: 2019 Buffalo Trace Antique Collection
We blind-tasted, scored, and reviewed the 2019 lineup of George T. Stagg, William Larue Weller, Eagle Rare 17 year old, Thomas H. Handy, and Sazerac rye.
10 Highest-Scoring Whiskies in the Fall 2019 Issue
Single malt scotch, bourbon, Canadian, and Irish whiskey showed their best sides in the Fall 2019 Buying Guide.
Fall 2019 Best Values: Cutty Sark, Rebel Yell & Ardmore
Two scotches—a blend and a peaty single malt—plus a bourbon demonstrated an ideal balance of score and price in the Fall 2019 Buying Guide.
Fall 2019 Editors’ Choice: Crown Royal, Michter’s & Tyrconnell
Barrel-strength bourbon and cask-finished whiskies from Ireland and Canada showed their strength in the Fall 2019 Buying Guide.
Fall 2019 Collectibles: King of Kentucky, Bruichladdich & Glenmorangie
These well-aged single malt scotches and high-proof Kentucky bourbon have great potential to gain in value over time.
10 Highest Scoring Whiskies in the Summer 2019 Issue
Bourbon, scotch, Japanese whisky, and more took the top marks in our latest issue.
Summer 2019 Collectibles: Mister Sam, Old Fitzgerald & Macallan 18
Collectors would be wise to keep an eye out for these whiskies hailing from Canada, Kentucky, and Speyside.
Summer 2019 Best Values: Weller, Glen Moray & Tincup
These Scotch and American whiskies from the Buying Guide offer some of the best deals on the shelf.
Summer 2019 Editors’ Choice: Elijah Craig, Dewar’s & Glenmorangie
Barrel-proof bourbon, a uniquely finished blended scotch, and single malt made with native yeast took top marks in the Buying Guide.
All The Game of Thrones Single Malt Scotch: Reviewed
See which Game of Thrones single malts reign supreme over the Seven Kingdoms.