10 Highest-Scoring Whiskies in the Spring 2021 Buying Guide

Single malt scotch, Tennessee whiskey, bourbon, rye, and more netted 93 points and above.

Johnnie Walker’s 200th Anniversary Whiskies Are Worth Celebrating [REVIEW]

Three limited-edition blended scotches celebrate the storied brand’s bicentenary.

Waterford Distillery’s single malts showcase grain from individual farms—and there’s plenty of variation.

These whiskeys hail from different parts of the country and pack big flavor.

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.

These bourbon, scotch, and Irish whiskeys are perfect for sharing with a loved one.

Visit the Scottish islands with these smoky scotches from Ardbeg, Talisker, Lagavulin, and more.

Blind-tasted and scored, the annual limited-edition bourbons and ryes proved their mettle once again.

Hailing from Kentucky, Tennessee, Scotland, and Japan, these bottles netted 94 points or above.

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