Everyone always loves the wheated bourbon from Heaven Hill. The latest Old Fitzgerald Bottled-in-Bond from Fall 2023 is no different. […]
Author: Jake Lewellen
Forbidden Bourbon – Marianne Eaves Latest Whiskey Project Tasted & Reviewed
Marianne Eaves is back with her latest bourbon. In this latest project, Forbidden Bourbon, she leveraged the collaborative distilling methods […]
Celebrating 100 Years of Whisky with The House of Suntory
The writer shares their passion for global whiskey, particularly Japanese whisky, focusing on the 100th-anniversary House of Suntory box set. They provide detailed tasting notes and prices for Hakushu 12, 18, Yamazaki 12, 18. Despite all being excellent, the writer favors the 12-year-old Yamazaki. They highly recommend trying these whiskies for a remarkable experience.
Tasting & Ranking Eight Unique Finished Whiskies
One of my favorite things to drink is a good finished whiskey. While I love straight bourbon, rye and others […]
Whiskey Wednesday – Blind Tasting Single Malt Whiskeys
Its fun to try whiskey from around the world. In our latest blind tasting I sit down with a flight […]
New High N’ Wicked Irish Single Grain Finished in Foursquare – Mark x 2007 Reviewed
Let’s first start with do you know much about High N’ Wicked? If not, here is a quick lesson: this […]
And The Winner For Nikka Perfect Serve is….
Bourbon Lens Fast Facts – Nikka Perfect Serve SAN FRANCISCO, CA [December 8, 2023] – Nikka Whisky is pleased to announce the […]
New “Cocktails with Friends” Wyoming Whiskey Private Stock Tasted & Reviewed
If you haven’t heard by now, we have launched a second podcast with our long time friend Bob Cutler of […]
New Milam & Greene Castle Hill Batch 3 Tasted & Reviewed
The final rendition of the Castle Hill Series from Milam & Greene was announced today. This release, Batch 3 features […]
New Limited-Edition Distillery Only – Very Olde St. Nick Whiskeys
Preservation Distillery recently unveiled two limited editions of Very Olde St. Nick whiskeys. The 16 years old “Notorious O.S.N.” and the 9 years old “Straight Outta Bardstown”, both embody the distillery’s tradition of complex flavours. As a part of a vintage collection, these batches express the distillery’s dedication to whiskey-making, with production continuing in small amounts at the Kentucky distillery and distribution focused on North American markets.