These Specialists Give Craft Distillers a Helping Hand

From still fabricators to farmers, craft distillers call upon these professionals to help them make whiskey.

The Builder of Barrels: Black Swan Cooperage

The Minnesota cooperage has patented the Honey Comb stave, one of many innovations it offers to craft distillers.

New single malt distilleries draw on the storied history of scotch whisky while adding unique contemporary twists.

Infused with real fruit and avoiding sugary additives, cherry-flavored whiskeys put summer flavor in your glass.

Once almost disappeared, Ireland’s most unique style is returning to the spotlight as distilleries craft unique interpretations.

Michael Myers draws on his artistic vision to make whiskey at Distillery 291.

Matt Rehwoldt, aka Aiden English, loves bourbon and rye almost as much as wrestling.

Beyond the traditional roles of distiller and blender, atypical creators are crafting bourbon, scotch, and more.

From Tennessee to Texas, local distillers are banding together to define regional styles and encourage in-state production.

This is how desperate drinkers, powerless distillers, and shameless profiteers shape the price and availability of in-demand whiskey.

If you’re looking for a Black-owned whiskey to drink, check out this list.

Founded by a bourbon heiress and carriage-racing champion, Hermitage Farm introduces visitors to the best of the Bluegrass State.