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Jack Daniel’s Just Released Its Oldest Age-Stated Whiskey

March 9, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Jack Daniels
Photo Credit: Jack Daniels

Based in Lynchburg, TN, the Jack Daniel’s Distillery is the first registered distillery in the United States. The whiskey brand is popular for its “Lincoln County Process,” a multi-day filtration method in which newly-distilled whiskey trickles through 10 feet of densely-packed sugar maple charcoal.

Jack Daniel’s released its first age-statement whiskey in more than a century back in 2021. That 10-year expression, now on its fourth batch release (see below), was followed by a 12-year and, now, a 14-year-old Tennessee whiskey, which was last produced by the distillery in the early- to mid-1900s.

“It’s one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done,” says Jack Daniel’s Master Distiller Chris Fletcher. “We’re doing a whiskey that hasn’t been done since Jack Daniel did it himself.” Said Master Distiller Chris Fletcher.

For this aged release, the distillery moved barrels around during the maturation process, a rarity at Jack Daniel’s. “We moved them from the top floors after about eight years to the very bottom floor of a [rickhouse],” Fletcher says. “We did that for two reasons. Number one, evaporation. Whiskeys on the top floor, once they get close to that 10-year mark, you’re going to lose a lot of whiskey. And we also did it to slow down the extraction of oak into the whiskey itself. If you’re comparing it to cooking, think of that top floor kind of like you’re searing. And that bottom floor is just simmering.”

One thing Fletcher didn’t do is compare the new bottle with the original 14-year-old release. “That whiskey would have been sitting in a bottle for 120 years,” he says. “It would have changed significantly. So we didn’t have any historical samples.”

Jack Daniel’s 14-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey features a barrel-strength ABV of 63.15% and the same mash bill as the classic Old No. 7 — 80% corn, 12% malted barley and 8% rye (it’s also charcoal mellowed). No surprise that it’s all about dark here, in appearance and taste. Dark chocolate, dark molasses, tobacco, leather and brown sugar dominate, with hints of cherry cola, cinnamon candies and butterscotch. Definitely add a drop or two of water, as it’ll bring out more chocolate and calm it down a bit.

For more information please visit https://www.jackdaniels.com/en-us/visit-us

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Bushmills Just Released The Oldest Irish Single Malt Whiskey Ever

March 9, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Bushmills Irish Whiskey
Photo Credit: Bushmills Distillery

Bushmills Distillery just launched a 46-year-old limited-edition expression called ‘Secrets of the River Bush’. Hyper-aged Irish whiskey is nothing new these days, but this new expression is the oldest Irish single malt whiskey ever released. Bushmills’ distilling operations can be traced back to the year 1608, and it feels appropriate that the oldest licensed distillery on the planet now holds the title for oldest Irish single malt.

This release also comes at a time when both Irish whiskey and high-end spirits are bucking overall industry trends. The Irish whiskey category saw a 13% increase in exports last year, and consumers continue to show interest in ultra-premium spirits, accounting for 4.8% of the total market in 2024.

Bushmills 46 Year Old “Secrets of The River Bush” is housed in a handcrafted hexagonal presentation box. The intricate topographical contours of the walnut case pay tribute to the Bushmills’ water source—the River Bush.

This release was crafted from just two Oloroso sherry butts from Antonio Paez Lobato Cooperage in Jerez, Spain. These two casks were filled in 1978—when the distillery was a mere 370 years old—and matured in the middle of Bushmills’ legendary Warehouse 8 for 46 years before being bottled at a natural cask strength of 46.3% ABV. Due to extreme evaporation after nearly half a century of aging, there was only enough whiskey left for 300 total bottles worldwide.

About Bushmills Distillery

Throughout the 20th century, Bushmills navigated a series of economic and sociopolitical challenges. In the 1920s, when American Prohibition hit—a major blow to Irish whiskey exports—director Wilson Boyd continued to keep the Bushmills warehouses full. When the U.S. market reopened, records suggest that Bushmills was 1 of 2, maybe 3 Irish whiskey distilleries still in operation.

Post-World War II, Bushmills experienced a change in ownership, first coming under the control of Isaac Wolfson and then being absorbed into Irish Distillers in 1972, which marked a turning point in consolidating Irish whiskey production. Sales soared in the 1950s and 1960s and even during the global market shift away from brown spirits, Bushmills launched three new products from 1983 to 2001.

Now owned by Proximo Spirits, the brand has expanded its lineup significantly in recent years and in 2023, opened the new Causeway Distillery to increase production.

For more information please visit https://bushmills.com/pages/distillery

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The Shed Distillery Releases Drumshanbo Tawny Port Whiskey

March 8, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

The Shed Distillery
Photo Credit: The Shed Distillery 

The Shed Distillery revealed its latest release, Drumshanbo Tawny Port Cask Single Pot Still Whiskey. At 43% ABV / 86 Proof, the  limited release is now available at select retailers nationwide for $79.99 for a 700mL.

Drumshanbo Tawny Port Cask Single Pot Still Whiskey is a 7-year-old Irish Whiskey that has been triple distilled with malted Irish barley, unmalted Irish barley, and Irish Barra oats. It is then carefully matured in Tawny Port casks, enhancing its rich and complex character.

“When the ambition is to create world-class Irish Whiskey, there can be no deadline. We, as curators, must be patient as truly extraordinary whiskeys evolve at their own pace,” PJ Rigney, Founder of The Shed Distillery, said.

In 2014, The Shed Distillery was the first Irish distillery to open in the Western province of Connacht in over 100 years. Renowned for his adventurous spirit and deep-rooted passion for travel, Rigney channels his global explorations into a profound appreciation for his native Ireland—culminating in the distinctly Irish character that defines every drop of Drumshanbo Irish Whiskey.

About Drumshanbo Irish Whiskey

Drumshanbo Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey is an award-winning premium craft spirit brand created by The Shed Distillery of PJ Rigney at the home of Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin. It has received a remarkable international response since its inaugural release in 2019 and was named one of the world’s top 20 whiskeys by Whisky Advocate. The whiskey ethos at The Shed Distillery prioritizes exceptional quality over quantity and all whiskey is made in small batches and never rushed to deadline.

For more information please visit  https://www.palmbay.com/.

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Black Frost Distilling to Release Blended Malt Rye Whiskey

March 8, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Black Frost Distilling
Photo Credit: Black Frost Distilling

Black Frost Distilling announced the forthcoming release of its Blended Malted Rye Whiskey. The release date is set for Saturday, March 1, 2025.

This is the second whiskey released by the Minnesota-based, northern terroir-driven distillery, following the inaugural release of its Wheated Blended Bourbon Whiskey at the end of 2024. This Malted Rye Whiskey is made from grains grown entirely on the co-founder’s family farm and aged exclusively in Minnesota-grown oak barrels to create a true expression of northern terroir-influenced whiskey.

“Minnesota is unique in the fact that everything you need to make whiskey grows well exceptionally here,” Jace Marti, the co-founder and master distiller at Black Frost, said in a news release. “We saw this as an opportunity to intentionally box ourselves in from a creative standpoint and only utilize ingredients that we either grow ourselves or source from here in the northland. Minnesota is also one of the largest producers of rye in the country, so it makes sense to have rye whiskey be a major focus of our distillery.”

The Blended Rye Malt Whiskey starts with an heirloom variety of rye called Danko, grown just a few short miles from the distillery on co-founder Nate Gieseke’s family farm. After harvest, the rye is then sent to a nearby malt house to undergo the malting process before being shipped back to the distillery, where it is mashed, fermented, distilled, aged, and bottled onsite.

Black Frost utilizes a long, slow fermentation in uniquely shaped, open-top wooden fermenters. This allows the natural flora that comes from the rye to play a significant role in the process, producing rich, fruity notes while lending a soft, creamy mouthfeel to the whiskey.

Black Frost Blended Rye Whiskey is bottled in 750ml bottles at 92 proof and will be available for purchase at the distillery and the finest retail locations throughout Minnesota starting March 1 with a suggested retail price of $54.

About Black Frost Distilling
Nestled in the heart of New Ulm, Minnesota, Black Frost Distilling is shaking up the spirits world with its bold mission to capture the true terroir of the North in every sip. Founded in 2022 by sixth-generation brewmaster Jace Marti and sixth-generation farmer Nate Gieseke, this craft powerhouse sources grains straight from local fields—including heirloom rye grown on the co-founder’s family farm—and ages its award-worthy whiskeys in Minnesota oak barrels for that unmistakable hardy, northern edge.

From innovative blended bourbons and rye malts bursting with spicy, fruity depth to adventurous rums and gins, Black Frost proves that the coldest climates can produce the warmest pours. Swing by The Quarters cocktail lounge for a taste of pure Midwest magic—where farm-fresh ingenuity meets frost-kissed perfection!

For more information please visit at blackfrostdistilling.com.

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Celebrate National Bottled in Bond Day – March 3rd

March 1, 2025 By Dow Scoggins

National Bottled in Bond Day - March 3rd

Celebrate National Bottled in Bond Day
March 3rd marks National Bottled in Bond Day, a tribute to a landmark moment in American whiskey history. It was on March 3, 1897 that the Bottled in Bond Act was signed into law, ensuring the quality and authenticity of American spirits. Before its passage, whiskey was often adulterated with harmful additives like iodine, tobacco, and even kerosene. The act established strict regulations, requiring that any whiskey labeled “Bottled-in-Bond” be aged for at least four years, produced in a single distillery, and bottled at 100 proof under government supervision.

For whiskey lovers, this designation remains a mark of quality and trust. On this, distilleries and aficionados celebrate by showcasing classic bonded spirits and sharing the rich history of this law. Bars and tasting rooms offer special flights of bonded whiskey, allowing patrons to taste the craftsmanship that has endured for over a century.

One such distillery, Harrison & Sons, carries on tradition with a limited release every year on March 3rd. The master distiller, Amelia Harrison, recounts her great-grandfather’s role in advocating for the law. “He was a barrel inspector back in the early 1900s. He always said that Bottled in Bond wasn’t just about whiskey—it was about protecting people. It was about trust.”

At this year’s celebration in Kentucky, whiskey enthusiasts gather at historic distilleries, where experts lead discussions on the impact of the act. Some distilleries open their bonded warehouses to the public, giving visitors a rare glimpse of aging barrels stamped with the telltale Bottled in Bond seal.

Whether enjoyed neat, in an Old Fashioned, or as part of a tasting flight, Bottled-in-Bond whiskey continues to symbolize integrity in American spirits. So, on March 3rd, raise a glass to the legacy of quality, tradition, and the enduring standards that make American whiskey truly great.

The Bottled in Bond Act of 1897
Created in 1897, this act was a significant piece of legislation in American whiskey history, designed to ensure the quality and authenticity of distilled spirits.

Why Was It Needed?
Before the Act, whiskey was often tampered with, diluted, or mixed with harmful substances like iodine, tobacco, and even kerosene. Many distillers and rectifiers (who blended spirits) would sell whiskey that was unsafe or falsely advertised. Consumers had no way of knowing if they were buying pure whiskey or a dangerous concoction.

What Did the Act Do?
This act created strict regulations for whiskey to be labeled “Bottled-in-Bond,” including:

  1. Single Distillery: The whiskey must be produced at one distillery during one distillation season (January–June or July–December).
  2. Minimum Aging: It must be aged for at least four years in a federally bonded warehouse.
  3. 100 Proof Standard: It must be bottled at 100 proof (50% alcohol by volume) to maintain purity and consistency.
  4. Government Supervision: It must be stored and bottled under U.S. government supervision, ensuring that it is not tampered with.

 

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Laws Whiskey House Wins World’s Best Small Batch Bourbon 2024

February 23, 2025 By Dow Scoggins

Laws Whiskey House Wins "World's Best Small Batch Bourbon" DENVER, Colorado — Laws Cask Strength Four Grain Bourbon Named World’s Best Small Batch Bourbon at 2024 World Whiskies Awards. Denver-based Laws Whiskey House has achieved a major milestone in the whiskey world, with its Laws Cask Strength Four Grain Bourbon earning the prestigious title of World’s Best Small Batch Bourbon at the 2024 World Whiskies Awards. This highly respected global competition recognizes outstanding quality and innovation in whiskey production.

Why This Award Matters for Colorado Whiskey
Founder and CEO Al Laws expressed pride in the achievement: “We couldn’t be prouder. This is a win for the entire state of Colorado, thanks to our unique growing and distilling conditions that create such bold flavors. It’s a testament to our team’s hard work and the innovators pushing American whiskey forward.”
Laws Whiskey House stands out in the growing Colorado whiskey scene by blending traditional techniques with local terroir. The distillery uses heirloom grains from Colorado family farms and leverages Denver’s high elevation for distinctive aging.

About Laws Cask Strength Four Grain Bourbon
This award-winning bourbon is crafted from a unique four-grain mash bill:
60% corn
20% heirloom wheat
10% heirloom rye
10% heirloom malted barley

Aged for 3+ years (up to 10 years) in new 53-gallon American oak barrels, the cask strength version is bottled uncut and unfiltered at barrel proof for intense, pure flavors. It shares the same mash bill and barrel selection as the flagship Four Grain Bourbon but delivers bolder character straight from the barrel.

Tasting Notes:
Aromas: Baking spice, black tea, honeysuckle
Flavors: Orange, clove, dried fruit, with bold depth

About  Laws Whiskey House
Laws Whiskey House, a premier grain-to-glass distillery in Denver, Colorado, was founded in 2011 by Al Laws, a former finance professional with a lifelong passion for whiskey. What began as a pursuit to craft terroir-driven American whiskeys has grown into one of Colorado’s most acclaimed producers, emphasizing heirloom grains sourced exclusively from two local family farms in the San Luis Valley and eastern plains. Leveraging Denver’s high-altitude climate—marked by hot days, cool nights, and thin air—Laws Whiskey House creates bold, flavorful expressions that capture the rugged essence of the Rocky Mountains while honoring traditional distilling methods.

At the heart of the portfolio is the award-winning Four Grain Bourbon, made from a unique mash bill of 60% corn, 20% heirloom wheat, 10% heirloom rye, and 10% heirloom malted barley. Aged in new 53-gallon charred American oak barrels for a minimum of three years (with some up to ten), this flagship bourbon delivers complex notes of baking spice, black tea, honeysuckle, orange, clove, and dried fruit. Variants like the Cask Strength Four Grain Bourbon—named World’s Best Small Batch Bourbon at the 2024 World Whiskies Awards—and Bottled in Bond expressions highlight the distillery’s commitment to quality, with open-air fermentation and meticulous grain-forward techniques producing distinctive Colorado whiskeys that stand out in the American craft scene.
Address: 80 W Arkansas Ave, Denver, CO 80223
Website: www.lawswhiskeyhouse.com

 

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B.R. Distilling Company is releasing Blue Note Special Reserve Bourbon

February 19, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Blue Note Bourbon
Photo Credit: Blue Note Bourbon

Blue Note Bourbon is an award-winning whiskey portfolio crafted to pay tribute to Memphis’s musical history. It’s distilled in partnership with the famed Bardstown Bourbon Company and matured just north of Memphis.

It’s known for its flagship Blue Bourbon, Juke Joint, Crossroads, Uncut, and Straight Whiskey. Recently, the brand announced it would be releasing yet another whiskey: Blue Note Special Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey.

The second edition of this annual release is a blend of bourbon matured in ten casks from Kentucky and Tennessee. They are cognac, madeira, sherry, port, triple sec, madeira, apricot brandy, amontillado, vanilla cognac and vino de Naranja. The included whiskeys range in age from four to nineteen years old and have differing mash bills. This unfiltered bourbon was bottled at a barrel strength of 116.3-proof.

According to Blue Note, the result is memorable whiskey that begins with a nose of fruit, cherry, peach, leather, oak, and vanilla. Sipping it reveals a cream and light mouthfeel featuring flavors like oak, vanilla, roasted nuts, dark chocolate, and citrus. The finish is warming, dry, and lingering.

“Having launched several wildly successful limited releases in recent years, whiskey enthusiasts have come to expect these types of unique offerings from Blue Note,” Chris Crosbie, Vice President, Sales, B.R. Distilling Company said in a press release.

“This year’s Special Reserve is both exceptional and uncommon, having been crafted from 10 unique types of casks.”

Article Credit: Christopher Osburn

For more information please visit https://www.bluenotebourbon.com/

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Heaven Hill Distillery Announces Heaven Hill Heritage Collection Release

February 18, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Heaven Hill Distillery
Photo Credit: Heaven Hill Distillery

BARDSTOWN, Ky.  – Heaven Hill Distillery announced today the release of Heaven Hill Heritage Collection 19-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey. Each spring, this annual, highly limited release features some of the distillery’s oldest inventory of aging Whiskey, continuing the standard of excellence Heaven Hill has practiced since 1935. Each release in the ultra-premium collection features one of the six traditional American Whiskey mashbills produced by Heaven Hill, one of the only heritage distilleries to produce this range. This 2025 edition features Heaven Hill’s Wheat Whiskey mashbill, comprised of 51% Wheat, 37% Corn, 12% Malted Barley and is bottled at 100 proof. With an age statement of 19 years, this release is made up of 277 barrels produced in August and September of 2005, that were aged on the 5th and 6th floors of rickhouse Y. To date, it is the oldest Wheat Whiskey released by Heaven Hill.

With its subtle nose of seasoned oak and honey sweetness followed by elements of clove and nutmeg, this edition of the Heaven Hill Heritage Collection has all the hallmarks of a classic Wheat Whiskey enhanced by the extended time spent in the rickhouse. A testament to its age, the initial notes on the palate include aged oak and baking spices particularly cloves. These elements are followed by rich and sweet notes of cinnamon graham crackers. The finish is warm, but medium in length dominated by maple syrup and caramel sweetness along with tannic elements adding a peppery tingle.

“This 19-year-old Kentucky Straight Wheat Whiskey is especially unique, as a product with this mashbill at this age offers an exceptional depth and complexity that is rarely seen,” says Master Distiller Conor O’Driscoll. “It truly represents the high standard that Heaven Hill is known for and is a great example of how craftsmanship and patience can pay off when you’re willing to wait for the highest-quality product to come from the Whiskey-making process.”

Along with its innovation-focused counterpart the Parker’s Heritage Collection, the Heaven Hill Heritage Collection is a testament to Heaven Hill’s standard for excellence and ultra-aging techniques.  Releases from both collections offer a glimpse into the long-term plan across Heaven Hill’s American Whiskey stock and commitment to quality, craft, and innovation.

For more information please visit https://heavenhilldistillery.com/

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Kentucky Peerless Distlling Company Releases Toasted Rye Batch 1

February 17, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Kentucky Peerless Distilling
Photo Credit: Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co.

Kentucky Peerless Distilling Company, a family-owned and operated craft distillery in Louisville, announces the release of its Toasted Rye Whiskey.

The release will occur with Batch 1 on March 15, 2025, at 10 a.m. at the Peerless Distillery located at 120 North 10th Street. Peerless Toasted Rye will then begin distribution in Kentucky and eventually, nationwide. There is a two-bottle purchase limit per person.

Peerless Toasted Rye is aged in two separate oak barrels. The small batch rye is initially aged in the distillery’s standard, char level 3 barrel. This process develops the desired flavor profiles of caramel, brown sugar, and toffee. The already barrel-aged whiskey is then placed in a toasted barrel to finish. The toasted barrel adds more complexity with honey, vanilla, toasted spices, and chocolate. The unique aging process allows for an elevated nose and palate.

“We hand-select each barrel for the finishing process. We chose to use a medium toast because it contains less tannins, which results in a more aromatic whiskey with warm, sweet, savory character and strong vanilla overtones, ”explains Peerless Head Taster John Wadell. “May 2017 marked a historic moment for Kentucky Peerless and the Taylor family. On that day, we released our first brown spirit in over a century: a rye whiskey. Peerless rye holds a special significance for us, as it represents the revival of a family legacy dedicated to crafting exceptional spirits. At Kentucky Peerless, we maintain the highest standards, and this release is a beautiful example of what we can come together to craft. We’re thrilled to introduce our Toasted Rye to you. We believe you’ll enjoy it as much as we do.”

The Toasted Rye follows the successful release of their Toasted Bourbon, which has made quite a splash. Kentucky Peerless Toasted Bourbon was awarded top in its class, given a score of 98 in the 2024 International Wine and Spirits Competition. Peerless High Rye Bourbon was named top Bourbon of the Year and their Double Oak Rye has consistently received Gold medals.

About Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co.

The family-owned and operated craft distillery is located in Louisville, Kentucky. It was established in 1889 and resurrected in 2013 by Corky Taylor, 4thGeneration, and Carson Taylor, 5th Generation. The distillery is known for its commitment to producing handcrafted, sweet mash bourbon and rye whiskey using traditional methods and the finest ingredients.

For more information please visit https://www.kentuckypeerless.com

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Green River Introduces Kentucky Straight Wheated Single Barrel Bourbon

February 17, 2025 By Dustin Scoggins

Green River Distilling Company
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OWENSBORO, Ky.– The historic Green River Distilling Co. will not only continue to grow its distribution footprint this year, it will also expand its lineup of barrel-strength offerings. Green River Kentucky Straight Wheated Single Barrel Bourbon, the newest release from this heritage distillery, offers the signature smooth yet full-bodied character of the brand’s classic Kentucky recipe with a high proof punch.

Presented at barrel strength, ranging from 110 to 130 proof (55 – 65 percent alc. by vol.), and aged a minimum of five years, each Green River Kentucky Straight Wheated Single Barrel selections burst with ripe apricot and tangerine over luscious barrel notes of oak, cinnamon, and vanilla creme. The hallmark soft finish is bolstered by rich, full-proof flavor. Every barrel is unique and offers a distinct flavor fingerprint.

Just 100 barrels will be available in 2025, exclusively for purchase by the barrel to on- and off-premise retailers. Each retailer will be able to hand-select their unique single barrel on-site at the historic Green River Distillery in Owensboro, Ky., now with the option to choose between the brand’s signature high-rye recipe and the smooth and sweet wheated mashbill.

A limited number of bottles will be available to the general public beginning February 13, 2025, exclusively at the Green River distillery gift shop in Owensboro, and Bardstown Bourbon Co. retail shops at the distillery in Bardstown and Tasting Room in Louisville.

“Green River takes pride in our approach to whiskey – simple, timeless recipes and a commitment to quality and value. This single barrel release carries on that promise with a balance of rich barrel character, rounded out by soft, sweet, winter wheat,” said Dan Callaway, VP of Product Development for Green River Distilling Co.

About Green River Distilling Company

Green River Distilling Co. was purchased by Bardstown Bourbon Company in July 2022. Growing from just four states in 2022, Green River’s continued expansion will reach 45 states in 2025, recently adding distribution in New Jersey and Washington, and is on-track to be a top-10 super-premium American Whiskey in the coming years. This summer, Green River will open a tasting room and retail shop in Louisville, bringing the “Pride of Owensboro” to the historic Whiskey Row.

For more information please visit http://www.greenriverwhiskey.com

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