Don’t Be Fooled by Whiskeys That Aren’t What They Seem
They may look like bourbon or rye, but none of these bottles is actually a straight whiskey.
They may look like bourbon or rye, but none of these bottles is actually a straight whiskey.
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A Japanese blend makes it to the U.S., the second 2020 edition of Booker’s arrives, and Michter’s releases its annual Single Barrel Rye.
This summery cocktail, featuring blended scotch and navy strength gin, is well-balanced and easy to make.
Nutty orgeat, fresh mint, and lively lemon give this easy-to-make blended scotch cocktail a tiki vibe.
These bourbon, scotch, and other whiskies all scored 93 points or higher.
Van Winkle, Weller, and Michter’s are among the most popular bottles on the whisky secondary market.
Elevate your whisky’s look with a stylish glass decanter.
Blended malt scotch, bottled in bond bourbon, and Indian single malt all have excellent price-to-score ratios.
Straight rye and high-proof bourbon from Kentucky, plus a single malt scotch, took top marks in the Buying Guide.
Rare whiskies from Ireland, Canada, and Scotland all show promise to rise in value over time.