12 Classic Whiskies That Are Worth Revisiting
Reevaluate your relationship with these affordable bottles that you may have encountered early on in your whisky journey.
Reevaluate your relationship with these affordable bottles that you may have encountered early on in your whisky journey.
The City of Brotherly Love has a lot to offer the traveling whisky drinker, with these bars, distilleries, restaurants, and attractions leading the way.
Branch out from mainstays like The Silver Dollar and Proof on Main by hitting up these Derby City watering holes.
From barrel head checkers and bourbon playing cards, whisky is the theme for these at-home games.
Whether you are celebrating a birthday or another special occasion, you can’t go wrong with any of these 21 year old whiskies, all of which scored 90 points or more in our Buying Guide. This
The bitterly refreshing liqueur is commonly enjoyed in France as an aperitif served over ice with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
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A blackberry-peppercorn shrub combines with prosecco, lemon juice, bourbon, and mint for a crisp and refreshing sip.
This cocktail is summer in a glass thanks to a pineapple-mint shrub and Licor 43, making it approachable even for non-whisky drinkers.
The chiles in this drink, which was created by Jason Kosmas, beverage director at Hai Hospitality in Austin bring some heat to a traditional Whisky Ginger.
These whisky cocktail recipes incorporate shrubs—a mixture of fruit, sugar, and vinegar—to delicious results.
A zesty twist in a Whiskey Smash, this drink mixes rye whiskey with a plum shrub, lemon juice, and bitters.