An 8-year MGP rye finished and blended into Dark Arts’ trademarked “Blunt Blend” style—batch 3 delivers dense berry sweetness, tobacco depth, and a surprisingly balanced, modern profile.
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A detailed review of 19th Hole Fore Grain Bourbon — an approachable 6-year, 90-proof pour with surprising character, balanced spice, and golf-inspired presentation.
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Tickets for the 2026 Kentucky Bourbon Festival go on sale April 14. Here’s what to know – from pricing and VIP tiers to what makes KBF one of bourbon’s most important events.
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Forward Slash Quintessium is a 100-proof, 6–8 year blend of high-rye and wheated craft bourbons that balances structure with layered sweetness, offering a spice-forward profile with sneaky complexity.
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A detailed review of Silverthorn Reserve’s 13-Year Georgia bourbon—exploring its dark fruit depth, oak-driven profile, and whether its $140 price reflects true value.
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Town Branch Single Barrel Reserve Bourbon earns “Best of 2026” at the Korea Wine & Spirits Awards, highlighting the global rise of cask strength single barrel bourbon and the brand’s expanding international reach.
Bardstown Bourbon’s Cascadia Garryana Oak Finish explores rare Oregon white oak, delivering a spice-driven profile shaped by terroir, craft, and scarcity.
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A layered toasted-barrel bourbon that leans into sweetness and spice, offering easygoing depth at a daily drinker price point.
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A balanced, spice-forward single barrel with maple depth, tobacco edges, and a finish that quietly steals the show.
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A nose-driven bourbon with layered sweetness and a complex aroma, followed by a softer, less defined palate and a deceptive finish.
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