Full Ryde Bourbon Batch 2 blends 8-year Indiana MGP and 13-year Kentucky bourbon at 115 proof. Explore tasting notes, transparency, value, and whether this celebrity-backed bourbon delivers.
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Confused by whiskey terms like small batch, bottled in bond, NDP, cask strength, or mash bill? Here’s a plain-English whiskey dictionary that defines common whiskey words and actually makes sense.
The Bourbon Bishop’s Unofficial Whiskey Dictionary: Terms, Tasting Words & Whiskey Slang Read More »
Discover tasting notes, value, and whether Lost Lantern First 13 States Cask Strength justifies its $200 price in this original colonies bourbon review.
Read my Lost Lantern United States of Bourbon Cask Strength review with tasting notes, value analysis, and why this 123-proof 50-state blend is the standout release.
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Is Lost Lantern United States of Bourbon worth buying? Read tasting notes, price analysis, and my review of this unique 50-state bourbon blend at 100 proof.
Lost Lantern — United States of Bourbon (100 Proof): A 50-State Bourbon Experiment Read More »
Milam & Greene Liberty blends Kentucky and Texas whiskey before a unique used Texas bourbon cask finish. A tobacco-forward, experimental limited release that’s unlike almost anything else on the market.
Milam & Greene — Liberty: A Bold Tobacco-Forward Blend That Defies Category Read More »
RNDC’s Chapter 11 filing is more than a distributor story. Explore what it means for whiskey brands, the three-tier system, and an industry facing major market corrections.
RNDC Chapter 11 Filing Signals Deeper Strain Across the American Whiskey Industry Read More »
New IWSR data shows Gen Z drinking rates have nearly matched the overall adult population while moderation, not abstinence, is reshaping alcohol consumption.
New IWSR Data Debunks the “Gen Z Doesn’t Drink” Narrative—But There’s a Catch Read More »
A 12-year Highland single malt matured in ex-bourbon (Ozark oak) casks, Glenmorangie’s flagship expression delivers layers of stone fruit, citrus, honey, and creamy vanilla for $40-50, making it one of the easiest Scotch recommendations for bourbon drinkers and newcomers alike. Stats Tasting Notes Glenmorangie quietly made one of its flagship whiskies even better when The
Orphan Barrel Night’s Sage is a 25-year-old Canadian whiskey offering delicate notes of butterscotch, creamy vanilla, waffle cone, and toasted oak. Read tasting notes, value analysis, transparency, and whether this premium release is worth $225.
