Hard Truth Distilling Co. has launched an online bottle shop. Whiskey fans in the contiguous U.S. can now order its Sweet Mash whiskeys for delivery to their door. Availability may vary by location. Orders run through the Bottle Nexus platform and are fulfilled by licensed third-party retailers. “We’re committed to making Hard Truth whiskey easier
Koopers Whiskey’s The Prodigal Son Four-Grain Bourbon Makes a Holiday Gift Pick Read Post »
With Thanksgiving and the holidays coming, Texas-based Koopers Whiskey is pitching The Prodigal Son Bourbon as a gift for the bourbon lover who seems to have everything. It is a four-grain sour mash bourbon bottled at 94.4 proof, and its theme is the story of coming home. Specs Availability: Online, at the Koopers Whiskey tasting
Kentucky Senator Bourbon has launched its private-barrel Thoroughbred Legacy Series. The first release honors D.J. Stable’s champion filly Nitrogen, the favorite for the $2 million Longines Breeders’ Cup Distaff on Oct. 31 at Keeneland. The 113-proof single-barrel bourbon, aged nine years, was selected and bottled by Potter Jane Distilling Company of Springfield, Ky. The proof
Penelope Bourbon Releases Holes 4–6 of Its Architects of Golf Collection Read Post »
Penelope Bourbon is releasing Holes 4–6 of its Architects of Golf collection. The limited series is inspired by how the brand started: two friends who bonded over golf and turned a conversation about a shared dream into something bigger. Each bottle is a 6-year straight bourbon finished with American oak staves and bottled at 94
Archie Rose and Co-Owner Chris Hemsworth Bring Australian Whisky to U.S. Shelves Oct. 23 Read Post »
Archie Rose Distilling Co. and co-owner Chris Hemsworth are bringing three core Archie Rose whiskies to the U.S. for the first time. Bottles reach shelves starting Friday, Oct. 23. The launch comes with a new global campaign film that Hemsworth produced and stars in alongside his brother Luke. It is streaming now on Chris Hemsworth’s
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Oct. 15, 2026) – New Era Distillery in Lexington has released Marquee Bourbon, a small-batch bourbon that the distillery didn’t blend itself, sort of. It asked nine Kentucky bourbon professionals to taste barrels and choose the first batch. The result combines eleven Kentucky bourbon barrels aged 5 to 9 years from seven mash
