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Buffalo Trace Putting Out New Batch Of Stagg, Jr.

Kicking off the new year with a bang, Buffalo Trace Distillery has released the latest iteration in its Stagg Jr. franchise, with a proof of 128.4.  The 13th release since the series started, this latest offering follows suit for all previous Stagg Jr. releases in that it is uncut, unfiltered, eight years old, and with a taste profile similar to ...

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BBCo Adds Prisoner Wine-Finished Bourbon To Collaboration Series

The Bardstown Bourbon Company has partnered with The Prisoner Wine Company for a collaborative bourbon finished in The Prisoner red wine barrels. Launching in January 2020, Bardstown Bourbon Company’s latest Collaboration is a 100-proof, nine-year-old Tennessee bourbon aged for 18 months in the same French Oak red wine barrels used to age the Wine Company’s flagship product, The Prisoner. “This ...

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Woodford Reserve Returns To Double Double Oaked

Woodford Reserve has released its annual expression of Double Double Oaked Bourbon,  part of an annual series that celebrates Master Distiller Chris Morris’ commitment to innovation and craftsmanship. The product is available in limited quantities at Woodford Reserve Distillery and in selected liquor stores in Kentucky. It has developed a passionate following among bourbon lovers, who eagerly await its release. ...

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A. Smith Bowman Releases Middle-Aged, Double Finished Whiskey

The A. Smith Bowman Distillery in Virginia has announced the latest release in its Abraham Bowman line of experimental whiskey, the Abraham Bowman Twice Finished Whiskey. This limited release began in December 2006 when seven charred oak barrels were filled and laid to age peacefully for eight years and three months. From there, these barrels were consolidated into two-and-a-half barrels ...

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Nikka Marks Miyagikyo’s 50th Anniversary With Two Ultra-Rare Malts

The moment the first drop of whisky came off the still at Miyagikyo Distillery was an intense one. Founder Masataka Taketsuru, considered by most as the Father of Japanese Whisky, tasted the first drop. He is said to have whispered under his breath, “no…,” frightening everyone around him! But what he meant was, “No, it’s completely different from Yoichi.” And ...

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