Bourbon Country Collaboration Brings Distilleries Together for a Good Cause [Exclusive]

The Bardstown Collection, a series of limited-edition bourbons, will go on sale this September.

The Last Drop Has a Newly Created 50 Year Old Scotch Whisky [Exclusive]

Whisky Advocate gets an exclusive taste of The Last Drop’s inaugural scotch from master blender Colin Scott

Master distiller Nicole Austin’s latest batch follows up on two outstanding releases

IJW has been quietly laying down barrels for years, and now its plans are coming to light.

Nebraska-based Soldier Valley Spirits will produce the country singer’s whiskey, Lee Greenwood Signature bourbon.

Jacob’s Pardon is made by Marc and Jake Taub, whose ancestors were convicted—and later pardoned—for illegal whiskey activity during Prohibition.

The distiller will support West Overton Village in Pennsylvania to highlight the rye whiskey’s role in American history.

The Colorado-based brand will add a trio of new styles to accompany its flagship bourbon.

Made of 100% malted barley at the Utah distillery, the whiskey nevertheless carries on High West’s blending traditions.

The Louisville distiller pays tribute to influential figures, like Muhammad Ali, in its redesigned bourbons and ryes.

The limited-edition Remus Volstead Reserve is the first bottled in bond whiskey for the George Remus brand.

Industry veteran Dan McKee succeeds Pamela Heilmann as the distillery pushes ahead on its bourbon and rye production.