Writers’ Tears Double Oak An Irish Whiskey Review Read Post »
New from Walsh Whiskey Writers’ Tears Double Oak is a true Irish whiskey using malted and un-malted barley, triple distilled and using both French and American Oak. This one I have a feeling is going to take me on a wild ride with the use of both oak profiles. Just the facts: Jake’s tasting notes: Writers’ Tears
New Review: Dingle Distillery Irish Single Malt Read Post »
You might be familiar with news about Dingle Distillery landing in the United States as we shared the press release in late 2022. We now have the opportunity to sit down with this whiskey as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day week with Irish Whiskey reviews! Just the Facts: Jake’s Tasting Notes: Dingle Distillery Nose: This whiskey
Red Silkie Re-Releases In Time For St. Patrick’s Day Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: Did you miss this news that the Red Silkie just re-released? The good news is that the week of St. Patrick’s Day, you’ll be able to find a bottle to bolster your Irish Whiskey collection! If you want to know more about Sliabh Liag, check out our podcast here! Full Press Release
Puncher’s Chance Is “The Undisputed Bourbon” Of The Fighting Spirit Read Post »
Wolf Spirit Heads into the Fourth Round with Launch of Puncher’s Chance® The UNDISPUTED Bourbon Full Flavored, High Proof Offering Wins Platinum Medal and “Best in Show” Runner Up Honors at Prestigious TAG Global Spirits Awards EUGENE, OREGON – March 14, 2023 – Today, Wolf Spirit’s Puncher’s Chance® Bourbon announces the fourth release in its growing portfolio of fine American Whiskeys.
Jack Daniel’s Unveils New 12-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: I really believe that Jack Daniel’s has been on the forefront of innovation when it comes to their new product lines lately, but does it get any better than well-aged whiskey? This time, Jack Daniel’s is releasing a 12-Year-Old Aged Stated Tennessee Whiskey. While we haven’t had the opportunity to try this
The Midnight Silkie Revives Old Irish Technique Of Turfed Whiskey Read Post »
If you haven’t caught our conversation with James Doherty of Sliabh Liag Distillers, then before you go any further, please listen now! Now that you have that done, let’s discuss Turfed Irish Whiskey. What’s that, you say? For lack of a better term, it is peated whiskey. Let’s dive in to the Midnight Silkie and
