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Read more »A good George T Stagg review will also serve as an introduction to the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection. Each year, Buffalo Trace Distillery releases five bottles of limited-production whiskey. They vary in style, proof, and age, but are all exceptional expressions of American bourbon and rye. Even if you’re not familiar with the brand, the name may ring a bell.
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This Old Forester 1910 review is as much about a company that focuses on making quality products, regardless of circumstance, as it is about the Whiskey Row bourbon. Whiskey Row encompasses all four Old Forester special release bourbons. They bear labels naming them for monumental years in Old Forester’s history. Two of the years are monumental in general whiskey history: the Bottled i
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Categories: Cocktails
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Today, we’re talking Old Fashioned drink recipe ideas with two experts: James Ashcraft, also known as “The Bourbon Enthusiast,” and the one and only “Bourbon Brotha” himself. These bourbon aficionados will share favorite Old Fashioned twists and tips you won’t want to miss!
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If you’re out to find the best craft distilleries in the land, you are in extreme luck. We’ve had the pleasure of talking with Justin Nierengarten @bourbontraveler, and we are thrilled to share his whiskey passion and energy right here. Buckle up, y’all. You’re going to be blown away, and you’re certainly going to want to take some road trip
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Categories: Best Bars
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The capital city of Georgia is a popular, diverse, bustling city with a lively nightlife and incredible bars and restaurants. It’s also a city tucked within a forest, with plenty of beautiful, lush green space unlike so many of the concrete jungles in the States.
Are you thinking about visiting Atlanta? Bourbon enthusiasts will want to take time to visit any or all of these bourbon bars sprinkled t
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Categories: Distilleries
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Corky Taylor’s great-great-grandfather founded the first Peerless distillery in 1889. Today, Taylor and his son Carson have revived the family tradition. And from those roots, they are growing the business in some unusual directions.
The first Peerless distillery closed during Prohibition. The new one opened in 2015 and with one of the most unusual and educational marketing strategies we’ve hea
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Categories: Distilleries
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When one thinks of Kentucky Bourbon Royalty, Willett isn’t one of the first names to come to mind. But it should be. Their distilling legacy began in Prince George County, Maryland, in 1692. It continued when they moved to Nelson County, Kentucky, in 1792. Their family tree represents three hundred and thirty years of American distilling history!
From Maryland to Kentucky
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Categories: Liquor Education
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Love whiskey, but don’t want to blow a whole week’s paycheck on a bottle? Us either! You might love Scotch, Irish whiskey, Canadian whiskey, or bourbon. Whatever your favorite, we’ve got the best selections that absolutely won’t send you into bankruptcy.
We scoured our local shelves and dug deep to find the best picks. Even better: we’re pretty sure you can easily find these on most liquor st
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In the midst of horse racing season, it doesn’t get better than sitting back and rooting for your top pick with the perfect cocktail. And especially for watching the ponies, there is no better cocktail than the Mint Julep.
