St. Louis-based beverage company 4 Hands Brewing Co, recently announced a new spirits brand known as Withered Oak, centered around whiskey. The Withered Oak brand was curated by the team at 4 Hands and 1220 Artisan Spirits over the past Read More
Lost Lantern Debuts Its Fall 2021 Single Cask American Whiskey Collection
Lost Lantern recently announced their fall 2021 collection, featuring five limited-edition single casks from American craft whiskey producers. The new independent bottler of American whiskey that launched in 2020 was inspired by independent bottlers in Scotland. Its limited, one-of-a-kind single Read More
Kentucky Coffee Debuts As A New Coffee-Flavored Whiskey
A brand new premium coffee-flavored whiskey recently entered the market: Kentucky Coffee. The release comes out of a partnership between the coffee and whiskey worlds and brings what’s described as the aroma and taste of coffee into a premium whiskey. Read More
Cooper Spirits’ Slow & Low Adds A New Coffee Variant
Cooper Spirits recently announced “Slow & Low Coffee Old-Fashioned,” the first-ever expansion of its iconic Slow & Low brand. The new expression, which will expand nationally this fall, was inspired by Café Brûlot, the classic coffee drink from New Orleans Read More
Castle & Key Brings Forth New Restoration Rye Batches
Castle & Key Distillery in Kentucky recently announced the release of Roots of Ruin Harvest Seasonal Gin, as well as Restoration Rye Batch 2 & 3. Roots of Ruin Harvest Gin is full of flavors of pine, berries, and sweet Read More
Eastside Distilling Launches New Premium Burnside Black Barrel Strength Rye Whiskey
Eastside Distilling out of Oregon recently announced the national release of its Burnside Black Barrel Strength Rye Whiskey, a bourbon casked double barrel rye. It’s the newest premium product in the Burnside Whiskeys lineup and recently earned a gold award Read More
Historic Fort Hamilton Distillery Announces New Rye Revolution Tour
The Fort Hamilton Distillery is now offering behind-the-scenes tours of its distilling operations at its Sunset Park, Brooklyn location. Visitors can experience the history of American spirits and Fort Hamilton’s role in the rise, fall and rebirth of New York Read More
Westward Whiskey’s New Direct-To-Consumer Whiskey Club Goes National
Portland, Oregon’s Westward Whiskey, focused on developing American single malts, recently launched what they are calling the first truly national, direct-to-consumer, brand-owned whiskey club. The Westward Whiskey Club launched in 2019 and was previously available exclusively in Oregon (where the Read More
JK Williams Distilling Launches Its First Wheat Whiskey
Illinois-based JK Williams Distilling recently announced it is releasing two new spirits, including its first American Wheat Whiskey, which will kick off the distillery’s Bridge Series. In addition to honoring the Murray Baker Bridge in its hometown of Peoria, the Read More
Laws Whiskey House’s Bonded Henry Road Straight Malt Whiskey Gets Second Release
Laws Whiskey House recently unveiled the second release of its Bonded Henry Road Straight Malt Whiskey, made from Colorado heirloom malted barley. This limited season release comes out of the award-winning, Denver-based distillery. This single malt meets the standards of Read More
World’s First Hefeweizen-Style Whiskey Launched By Country Star Randy Rogers
Country star Randy Rogers recently launched his new spirits brand, Bahnbrëcker, with the Slow River Blend, the first-ever Hefeweizen-style whiskey. Bahnbrëcker is derived from “trailblazer” in German. Slow River is described by the brand as being handcrafted from Texas and Read More
New Middle West Whiskeys Take On A Double Cask Focus
Middle West Spirits recently debuted its new Double Cask Collection of whiskeys, each of which embodies distinctive characteristics of multiple cask types and the terroir of its origin grain. The Double Cask Collection features Sherry Cask-Finished Bourbon, Oloroso Wheat Whiskey Read More
Great Jones Distilling Co. Becomes Manhattan’s First Whiskey Distillery Since Prohibition
Manhattan’s first legal whiskey distillery since Prohibition recently opened its doors in the New York City borough’s NoHo area. The new Great Jones Distilling Co. was under construction for six years and boasts a 28,000 square-foot space which includes a Read More
A New Jim Beam Distillery Tells The Tale Of A Transition Between Distiller Generations
The history of the Jim Beam distillery campus in Clermont, Kentucky is a long one, heralding back to 1935. The Beam story goes further back than that though, dating some 225 years. Over this time a number of Beam family Read More
A New Jim Beam Distillery Tells The Tale Of A Transition Between Distiller Generations
The history of the Jim Beam distillery campus in Clermont, Kentucky is a long one, heralding back to 1935. The Beam story goes further back than that though, dating some 225 years. Over this time a number of Beam family Read More