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group of whiskey enthusiasts from all over the US descend into the marvelous land of corn to visit a distillery This influence is a massive lever that distilleries can pull on these days to produce nuanced, differentiated Keep your eyes peeled for more from this incredible Iowa distillery.

This distillery out of Manassas, Virginia boasts the statement that they are Virginia grown, Virginia I've been trying to celebrate and explore many of the craft distilleries from around the country lately One tidbit from their website says: KO is proud to be one of more than 1200 craft distilleries in the The distillery attracts visitors seeking locally crafted spirits. If you haven't heard of this distillery yet, you're in for a treat. Their rye really sings.

I've got an interesting new distillery to put on your whiskey radar. Middle West Spirits out of Columbus, Ohio is serving up well-aged craft whiskey with few frills and full The bottle is adorned with all the marketing accoutrements you would expect, such as "small batch craft

I've been given a great opportunity to both be introduced to and introduce you to Powerscourt Distillery , an Irish whiskey distillery that is producing its own spirits today in the heart of Ireland. It is a classic 3 pot still distillery, allowing Powerscourt to distill, malt and pot distill whiskey At full capacity the distillery has the potential to distil over 3 million of bottles of whiskey per produced right here in the heart of Wicklow and the team at Powerscourt are dedicated to creating and crafting

each year from their 21-barrel Solera system, Westward’s Master Blender Miles Munroe has meticulously crafted this edition by blending some of the distillery’s rarest and most precious whiskeys. identification:  This is a 2024 release for members of the Westward Whiskey Club, available directly from the distillery Kudos to the Westward team for crafting such a powerful, nuanced, and utterly perfect sip with this release

Monongahela rye producers under the Schenley umbrella , such as the Large, Finch, and Sam Thompson distilleries A revival of Rosen in 2015 led to the involvement of the distillery team at Stoll & Wolfe, including Erik Wolfe and former legendary Historic Pennsylvania Michter’s Distillery master distiller Dick Stoll this rye, having been the last distiller to produce a run of the whiskey before the Pennsylvania-based distillery The farm has a family connection with the distillery, as their shared 7x great grandfather William Kline

Imagine my excitement: another New York craft whiskey featuring local Hudson Valley grains under a cool I'm always glad to try a new distillery and will be going into this with an open mind, as I always do

This review comes from a mountain top in Maine! I hiked up a glencairn and this sample bottle so I could enjoy a nice break at the top of a 3,700 foot mountain. It was a beautiful day for the 3.4 mile there and back trip and a little liquid courage got me going back down pretty quickly. We saw a few moose and nearly got attacked by a mother grouse who was trying to protect her young. All in all, fun day! Company on Label: Litchfield Whiskey Type: Finished Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 75% Corn, 20% Rye, 5% Barley Proof: 86° Age: 4 years Further identification: Sample provided to me from @bourbon_fiend_and_finder in a sample swap Nose: Rich port wine & caramel at first glance. Cinnamon sweets, young oak and a nice candied maple sugar. Some cherry and smokiness. A little bit of earthiness and an ever present slight plastic note. A very faint hint of chocolate. There's something oily like a carnival fried dough stand. Wow this is interesting: leather... oiled with mink oil (my standard footwear year round, so a smell I know well). Light pear. This one is all over the place weird & I'm here for it. Lime citrus zest. Back to young oak and that oiled leather. Palate: Strange viscosity here. Cinnamon spicy pie crust. Ripe pear is definitely apparent. Really syrupy but thin & fruity still at the same time. While the strange nose was really fun, it's less enjoyable on the palate. Citrus and weird spoiled fruit sit into a young oak. I know Brian is a fan of the unique finishes, but this one is not for me. Time to hike back down this mountain! Rating: 2/5

.” - Oscar Wilde For almost 150 years, the Jack Daniel Distillery has been aiming to consistently please Given all the hits of the 2020-and-beyond era of Jack Daniel Distillery, the brand feels well poised Company on Label: Jack Daniel Distillery Whiskey Type: Tennessee Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 80% Corn There are certainly parallels between each of them given they are all made from the same distillery,

This Atlanta, Georgia distillery is just starting to come of age and make a splash in the whiskey world It was incredibly fun exploring a distillery that I had honestly never heard of before, and you might Fiddler Soloist Straight Bourbon Whiskey Company on Label: ASW Distillery Whiskey Type: Straight Bourbon this barrel was filled with all their own distillate; this was also a long term experiment for the distillery too is all ASW distillate and one of the first ever releases of this style of whiskey outside of the distillery

Company on Label: Willett Distillery Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed, but I Age: NAS (minimum 4 years) Further identification: This is one of the flagship products of Willett distillery

For a little background on The Balvenie Distillery, you may be surprised to learn that this Speyside distillery in Dufftown, Scotland, is one of only seven distilleries with their own malting floor. The Balvenie Distillery is owned by William Grant & Sons, founded by the man himself, William Grant, The rich history of the distillery was both carried on by and innovated through the masterful work of Company on Label: The Balvenie Distillery Whiskey Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky Mash Bill Percentages