The Dalmore Adds an 18-Year-Old to Its Cigar Malt Range, Arriving in the U.S. Nov. 1 Read Post »
The Dalmore has added Cigar Malt Signature Reserve Aged 18 Years to its Principal Collection as a permanent expression. It is an older sibling to Cigar Malt Reserve, which has paired with cigars for more than 20 years. It reaches the U.S. on Nov. 1 with an SRP of $399.99. The whisky ages 16 years
Yamazaki 25 Years Old won the Trophy for Japanese Whisky at the 2026 International Spirits Challenge (ISC) for the fourth year in a row. Suntory Spirits was also named Producer of the Year in the Japanese Whisky category for the seventh straight year and earned several gold and double gold medals across its lineup. Judges
Bulleit Returns as Official Whiskey of the Texas Longhorns for a Second Season Read Post »
Bulleit Frontier Whiskey is back for a second year as the Official Whiskey Sponsor of the Texas Longhorns and an associate sponsor of the Texas Exes alumni association. Fans 21 and older can find the full Bulleit lineup on game days, including Bulleit Bourbon, Bulleit Rye and the new Bulleit ’87, a blend of bourbon
Bowmore and Snarkitecture Release the 20-Year-Old Captivo Collection Read Post »
Bowmore, Islay’s oldest licensed distillery, has teamed up with New York design studio Snarkitecture on the limited-edition Captivo Collection, two 20-year-old single malts. Bowmore Captivo Oak Voyage comes to the U.S. in November at $350. Bowmore Captivo Sherry Cask Pursuit is a global travel retail exclusive. Snarkitecture co-founder Alex Mustonen drew on Islay’s landscape and
Joseph Magnus has launched 10 Year Cask Strength Rye Whiskey, its first rye since 1918. The 95% rye whiskey was aged 10 years and 9 months and is bottled at 113.44 proof. Head Blender Will Fabry calls rye a natural next step for Magnus, whose whiskeys are already known for bold, spicy character. Tasting notes:
The Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame® welcomed its 24th class of inductees in front of a record crowd of more than 300 industry leaders at The Marriott Louisville East. Gov. Andy Beshear gave welcome remarks, and bourbon author and educator Susan Reigler served as emcee. The Kentucky Distillers’ Association (KDA) founded the Hall of Fame
