NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW

Espy House Small Batch Wheated Bourbon

Espy House Small Batch Wheated Bourbon produces a light, easy-drinking, inoffensive, but not particularly memorable, sip.
Read Review
No items found.
No items found.
Advertisement
graphic link to Breaking Bourbon's webshop
Advertisement

BOURBON RELEASE CALENDAR

Bourbon Community Roundtable logo
Episode #97

The Hottest Whiskey Releases this Fall

WATCH NOW>>
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Espy House Rye
Espy House Rye will challenge what you think a rye whiskey should taste like, and the results make for an assumption-breaking sip.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Filmland Spirits Quadraforce Straight Bourbon
A four state blended bourbon that struggles to fully display its complexity but manages to offer a well-balanced, value-based sip instead.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Bulleit Bourbon Barrel Strength Bourbon (Batch 8)
Drawing attention to batch numbers is a great way to market distinctiveness, but with Batch 8, Bulleit plays it safe.
Read Review
NEW
IN-DEPTH REVIEW
Little Book The Infinite: Edition 1
Combining four bourbons ranging in age from 7-20 years and distilled by three generations of Noe family master distillers, Little Book The Infinite: Edition 1 lays the foundation for what will become an ever-expanding blend, with each subsequent annual release adding something new.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Wyatt Earp Small Batch American Single Malt
A rich, dark fruit filled sip that is unlike other American single malt whiskeys, and easily one of the most memorable of the year.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Wyatt Earp Barrel Proof American Single Malt
A full-bodied pour that tastes unlike other American single malt whiskeys on the market today.
Read Review
NEW
IN-DEPTH REVIEW
Stagg Bourbon (Batch 24A)
With a stronger focus on charred oak, bittersweet chocolate, and plum/prune, where it lacks in flavor diversity, it remains as assertive a sip as ever.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Garrison Brothers Laguna Madre Bourbon
Crossing a new age threshold for the brand comes with concerns given the hot climate this bourbon was aged in, but with a lower proof point and aged half of its time in French Limousin oak, the end result is a bourbon that drinks beautifully.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Ironton Bottled in Bond American Single Malt
Celebrating its 6th anniversary, Ironton Bottled in Bond American Single Malt is a light, easy sipper that is a good introduction to the American single malt category for consumers.
Read Review
NEW
CAPSULE REVIEW
Penelope Toasted Rye (Batch 24-504)
The second annual release of Penelope Toasted Rye differs from the first release in technical terms, but matches its overall style and immediate likability.
Read Review

Whiskey News

The latest happenings in whiskey

Woodford Reserve Releases Fall 2024 Master’s Collection: Madeira Cask Finish

Madeira Cask Finish marks the 20th release in Woodford Reserve’s Master’s Collection.

Articles

Going in-depth on key topics

Article

The Blanton’s Bourbon Phenomenon: How the Brand’s Surge In Popularity was Years in the Making

Blanton’s Original Single Barrel Bourbon rise in popularity from readily available on just about any shelf, to a bottle that sells for multiple times its asking price and a level of demand that could even be described as excessive. So what caused Blanton’s surge in popularity?
Article

Blasting off with Strato Whiskey

What isn’t talked about when it comes to aging bourbon is that the territory of the United States extends outwards and upwards. That changes this week thanks to one of the most innovative experiments that the world of whiskey has seen in a long time.
Article

Chasing the Dragon: We Drink Fireball Dragon Reserve Whisky

Does the market really need an upscale Fireball Whisky? Thanks to Fireball Dragon Reserve Whisky, we now know the answer.
Article

The charm of bourbon decanters

The bygone era of the bourbon decanter was a period when packaging overshadowed the whiskey itself. Though they were utilized to help sell bourbon which had fallen out of favor, their distinct style and creativity remains charming 50+ years later.
Tour

Spending a Night at Jack Daniel’s

Ever wonder what it would be like to spend a night at a distillery? It should be on every whiskey lover's bucket list.
Tour

Making History At MGP

This past week we had the opportunity to make history. Ross & Squibb Distillery, owned by MGP Ingredients is often shrouded in mystery only in that it isn’t open for public tours or really anyone else for that matter. While there, we got to do something no outside visitor has done in 80+ years.

top whiskeys

Breaking Bourbon's roundup of the best whiskeys you can actually buy

Advertisement
  • Exclusive Content
  • new content summary
  • bourbon in the news
  • social media roundup
Terms of UsePrivacy PolicyEthics PolicyCommenting Policy