Whisky Reviews

  First day on the job vs. last day on the job   Image courtesy of Jon who also writes on Low Class & High Proof.   Low Class & High Pr...

  The GlenDronach bottle label has always prominently featured the signature of James Allardice, the man who inherited Boynsmill Estate in 1800 a...

  His & Her Reviews: his (re)review of Stagg Jr. Batch 13The Lovely Assistant got to try the benefits of her own generosity in her review yes...

  His & Her Reviews: her review of Stagg Jr. Batch 13We had rare cause to celebrate on Saturday night, so to quote John Hammond, we spared no...

  As the newest minted Makers Mark Ambassador, I have just been informed I am being assigned as Ambassador to Asgard. My assignment is to negotia...

  Hey, I get it. I too hand out likes by the bushel on F-RYE-day to all the pictures of MWND, Handy, OF Single Barrel, and other awesome ryes tha...

  Philip Arnold was born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky in 1829. Enlisting in the US Army at the outbreak of the Mexican-American War to escape pover...

  This one didn’t last long. Another victim of my Dry Bottles January.As an aside, I find Makers Cask Strength and Private Selection dangerously ...

  We’ve had so much snow in central North Carolina the past 3 weekends, I had to abandon my traditional snow day combo of Port Charlotte 10 and E...

  My love of Larceny Barrel Proof, especially the B521 batch, is well-documented. However, it occurred to me I’ve never actually given my thought...

  As @bourbonwanderer says, every season is bottle killing season.I’m sad to see this one go, given it’s not distributed in North Carolina, but i...

  His & Her Reviews: her review of Mystic Farm Distillery Cask Strength Single Barrel BourbonMuch like a Jesuit or a Mandalorian, the Lovely ...