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Jameson Goes Triple Distilled And Triple Wood

Jameson Irish Whiskey, which is produced by Irish Distillers in Midleton Distillery, has announced an exciting addition to its family of Irish whiskeys; Jameson Triple Triple. Available exclusively in global travel retail from July, the new offering is a fresh take on the signature smoothness of Jameson that has been elevated through triple cask maturation – ideal for the adventurous ...

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Colonel Taylor Turns To Amaranth Grain

Buffalo Trace Distillery continues its homage to former Distillery owner Colonel E. H. Taylor, Jr. with a special release bourbon whiskey using Amaranth as the flavoring grain instead of rye.  This 100 proof Bottled-In-Bond small batch bourbon was aged over a decade and is a special one-time-only release.  Other grains used in this recipe are corn (Buffalo Trace Mashbill #1) ...

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Colorado’s Laws Whiskey Releases First-Ever Bonded Wheat Whiskey

Laws Whiskey House is releasing Bonded Centennial Straight Wheat Whiskey today. The distillery’s newest summer offering is made with 100% Colorado grown Soft White Centennial Spring Wheat, and it’s one of the first ever Bonded Wheat Whiskey releases in the nation. Centennial Straight Wheat joins Four Grain Straight Bourbon, Secale Straight Rye, Straight Corn Whiskey, and Two Grain Straight Bourbon ...

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WhistlePig Comes Out With FarmStock Batch 3

Vermont’s WhistlePig has introduced FarmStock Rye Crop 003, completing the trilogy and marking a momentous step for WhistlePig, as it is the first ever majority WhistlePig whiskey. Founded in 2008, WhistlePig is one of the distillers making the transition from a successful bottler of sourced products (in their case, from Alberta and Indiana) to their own in-house whiskeys. All of ...

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King Of Kentucky Returns For A Second Summer Release

King of Kentucky is returning this summer with the release of its second edition/expression, reaching shelves in early July. Available in limited quantities in Kentucky, the 15 year old Kentucky bourbon had a run of roughly 2,000 bottles, with a suggested retail of $249.99. King of Kentucky was established in 1881 as a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.  Brown-Forman acquired the ...

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