The eighth annual release in the Parker’s Heritage Collection from Heaven Hill, this is a full-strength, 13-year-old bottling of the distillery’s wheat whiskey mash bill – not to be confused with its wheated bourbon mashbill.
Read moreThe eighth annual release in the Parker’s Heritage Collection from Heaven Hill, this is a full-strength, 13-year-old bottling of the distillery’s wheat whiskey mash bill – not to be confused with its wheated bourbon mashbill.
Read moreThe ninth annual release in the Parker’s Heritage Collection from Heaven Hill, this is a rare look at one of the distillery’s least-common mashbills, a straight malt whiskey.
Read moreThis bottle comes from the first batch of smoked single-malt whiskey released by Whiskey Del Bac of Arizona.
Read moreThough it carries the Hirsch name, this whiskey is unrelated to the legendary A.H. Hirsch whiskey distilled in Pennsylvania.
Read moreThe Bernheim family, German Jewish immigrants who settled in Kentucky in the late 19th century, rank among the whiskey industry’s most important names.
Read moreThough it dates back to at least 1869 as a Pennsylvania rye whiskey, Golden Wedding is most interesting as a time capsule from the tumult of the Prohibition era.
Read moreCharbay is a distillery steeped in tradition that at the same time has long done things a little differently.
Read moreReleased in December 2014, Lost Prophet was the fourth expression
Read moreBooker Noe was the Nostradamus of American whiskey.
Read moreKentucky distilleries had a growing excess of mature whiskey by the 1970s.
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