America’s Island Whiskeys Put Maritime Flavor in the Bottle

From Nantucket to the Puget Sound, distilleries are crafting unique expressions of coastal bourbon, single malt, and more.

French Whisky Finds Its Footing

France is probing the question of terroir and provenance as its distillers turn out excellent whisky, from Alsace to the Alps.

A new rule for bourbon would limit barrel size—and potentially curb creativity and flavor diversity in the process.

Here’s what you need to know about the craft distillers using mesquite, peat, and more to create a whole new style of whiskey.

The legal definition of malt whiskey in the U.S. shares few similarities with styles made in Scotland and elsewhere.

Awe-inspiring views and natural beauty provide an unforgettable setting to enjoy whisky, from Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon and beyond.

Top Canadian whisky destinations—and some of the best bottles—are just across the border.

Canada’s southwestern corner is home to world-class bars and a host of new-wave whiskies.

Visit a hockey legend’s distillery, spend a whole weekend immersed in whisky, and enjoy some of the country’s best bars.

A short ferry ride from Portland, Maine, this eastern Canadian province has lots of whisky destinations to discover.

Go deep into whisky history in this city that lies just across the river from Detroit.

These are the independent whiskey distilleries that have sold full, majority, or minority stakes to larger companies.