Dark Arts Empyrean Vol. 2 blends separately finished white and red port MGP bourbons into a jammy, smoky, tannic pour that evolves nicely over time, even if it lacks the impact of previous Blue Label releases.
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Mugen Spirit’s new Oni release blends Kentucky bourbon with Japanese folklore, expanding the Yokai Series through barrel proof small batch blending and original artwork by Yuko Shimizu.
Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co.’s Henry Kraver’s Old Reserve 10-Year Bourbon earned Double Platinum at the 2026 ASCOT Awards as the sold-out release continues building momentum nationwide.
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Bardstown Bourbon Company and Mars Whisky have released a first-of-its-kind co-aged bourbon and Japanese whisky blend, combining Kentucky bourbon and Japanese single malt in the same barrel for 12 months.
Green River Honey Bourbon delivers authentic wildflower honey character, classic young Kentucky bourbon spice, and shocking value at just $24.99. A balanced, flavorful finished bourbon that punches far above its price point.
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Kentucky Senator’s Jim Bunning Release delivers an 8.5-year-old, 107-proof Kentucky bourbon packed with nutty depth, baking spice, and dusty vintage character. A collectible release with strong transparency and unmistakably classic Kentucky flavor.
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A 7-year, 129.6 proof HKY toasted wheated private barrel selected by Ethan Pope (@thebourbonbishop) and Pierre Bernal (@pierrebernal_). Dessert-forward with structure, defined by a long, spice-driven finish.
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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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