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.

Spring 2021 Best Values: Loch Lomond, Roulette Rye, Dewar’s

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.

From coveted collector’s items to craft offerings, our Winter issue Buying Guide features some excellent single barrels.

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

These high-scoring bottles from Elijah Craig, Old Forester, Angel’s Envy, and more all pack a wallop of proof.

Rare whiskies from Ireland, Scotland, and Canada look set to appreciate in value over time.

New York bourbon, Irish single malt, and a single grain whisky from Scotland impressed with high scores and low prices.

Bourbon, cask-strength scotch, and a new blended whiskey were among the standouts from the latest Buying Guide.

Hailing from Germany, India, Japan, and Israel, these whiskies prove that single malt is truly a global style.

These whiskies range in price range and style, showcasing Japan’s wide-ranging possibilities.

These zesty whiskeys from Kentucky and Indiana take rye’s bold spice to a new level.