1792 Single Barrel Bourbon Review

1792 Full Proof Bourbon:
Sazerac’s 1792 Full Proof isn’t coy about its whopping 62.5 percent ABV. As assertive as its palate may be, it isn’t defined by ...

E. H. Taylor, Jr. Single Barrel Bourbon:
The E. H. Taylor, Jr. series is one of Buffalo Trace’s hallmark lineups, and for good reason: The expressions feature a mix of ...

George T. Stagg Bourbon 2023:
Another year, another George T. Stagg. (Though as the lack of a 2021 release showed, this is far from a guarantee). This year’s George T. ...

Old Forester 1924 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey:
Old Forester’s newest release stands out for a few reasons. Dubbed Old Forester 1924, it’s a 100 proof, 10-year straight bourbon, a ...

Why Whiskey Bottles in Western Movies Look Faker Than You Think:
There's a lot of movie magic to admire in Old West films, but the accuracy of the whiskey bottles depicted isn't necessarily one of them.

Nothing Raises Money for Charity Like Bottles of Pappy Van Winkle:
Forget government assistance: If you want to raise money for people in need these days, you have to deploy Pappy the Philanthropist.

For OnlyFans Creators, Private Whiskey Groups Are Rife With Opportunity:
Over the last year or so, an explosion of OnlyFans creators have started posting in Facebook's private whiskey groups.

Going, Going, Gone: These Collectible Spirits Will Be Unicorns Before You Know It:
As more distilleries continue to open and more brands emerge, more companies continue to try to capture taters' attention and dollars.