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Michter’s US*1 Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon
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Mitcher’s posits itself as the best bourbon to celebrate the history behind American whiskey, and I can certainly understand where they are coming ...

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Review: Green Code Bourbon – Drinkhacker
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Sometimes a liquor bottle is so wild we have no choice but to write about. Other times, it’s so basic that we also have to write about it. Such is the case ...

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Where Does Bourbon Age Best? Milam & Greene’s “The Answer” Pits Kentucky vs. Texas
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Does where you age your bourbon matter to the final product? It seems like the answer to that is an obvious yes; whiskeymakers have been telling us for ...

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These Are the World’s Best Bourbons According to the London Spirits Competition
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In late April, the results of the 2025 London Spirits Competition (LSC) were released, and for bourbon fans, the list is essential reading. Judged by ...

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Review: Heaven Hill Grain to Glass – Straight Bourbon, Wheated Bourbon, and Rye (Updated 2025)
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Earlier this year, Heaven Hill dropped three unique expressions that take a step away from the distillery’s existing product line — with new mashbills and ...

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Lady Bird Bourbon Sales Raise $35,500 For Environmental Efforts
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The Whiskey Wash Team The Whiskey Wash Team brings together certified spirits specialists, ...

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Brother’s Bond Regenerative Grain Bourbon
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At the outset, and to my own lack of reading comprehension, I thought this was a bonded bourbon and was instantly confused at the proof and age. ...

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Buffalo Trace Launches “Pour it Forward for Kentucky” Charity Auction to Support Storm Relief
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Credit: Buffalo Trace Buffalo Trace Distillery has partnered with BlockBar to launch a major charity fundraiser aimed at supporting Kentucky ...

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Review: Hard Truth x Mellencamp American Odd Bourbon
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Hard Truth Whiskey built its name on the rugged spirit of rye, rolling through Indiana like a freight train. They didn’t just settle for being another ...

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What’s the Difference, and Which Should You Buy First?
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You’ve heard the names. You’ve seen the bottles. But what actually sets Jim Beam and Maker’s Mark apart? Both are classic Kentucky bourbons, widely ...

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