Many might not even be overly familiar with Green River Distilling. So why is Bardstown acquiring Green River and what does Bardstown Bourbon Co. have to prove with this acquisition?

Due to new regulations, glass shortages, and global standardization, liquor bottles in the U.S. could be moving to smaller 700mL bottles. Should you care?

Few will probably greet $500 bourbons with open arms. But is it necessary for bourbon’s future and is there a silver lining that comes along with it?

We had the opportunity to visit Old Elk Distillery, get to know the company, select and blend barrels, and much more. And as the layers of the company were peeled back, they revealed who Old Elk is beyond just the whiskey they are known for.

2021 was a year filled with whiskeys that delighted on a number of fronts. However, none seemed to check off all of the boxes quite like our best whiskey of the year did.

It was an stellar year for bourbon. So much so we had a hard time narrowing our list to just 5 amazing bourbons.

No bourbon producer is more vulnerable to counterfeit products than Buffalo Trace and they have begun to take measures to fight against it.

While rye whiskey options continue to expand, 2021 brought forth a number of ryes grounded in familiarity but highlighted by exceptional quality, that elevated above the rest. For rye, 2021 was about breaking the mold.

The world of craft whiskey has quickly been growing across the American whiskey landscape. However 2021 seemed to deliver an explosion of well rounded craft whiskey into the spotlight, and we thought 4 stood above the rest.

One word that best describes American whiskey in 2021 is diverse. Our four finalists this year couldn’t be more diverse, both in their origins and flavor profiles.