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Do Batches Matter?

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What’s the difference between batch one and batch two of that whiskey you’re searching for, and should you care? Bourbon Review asked the best whiskey makers to find out. My friend Cameron is a Booker’s...

The Harvard of Whiskey: Where Young American Craftsmen Go to Learn Distilling

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If you want to get the most-prestigious academic education in winemaking, you enroll at the University of California at Davis. If you are a chef-in-the-making determined to get the best formal education in the...

Here’s Why Corti Brothers Van Winkle Special Reserve are Some of the World’s Rarest...

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Darrell Corti remembers his trip to Kentucky very clearly. In 1975, the Californian arrived in Bourbon Country looking to source barrels for special Bicentennial bottlings. As America’s only native spirit, he thought, bourbon should...
Joyce Nethery at Jeptha Creed

Betting the farm: Joyce Nethery rekindles her passion for distilling at Jeptha Creed

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With a background in chemical engineering, Joyce Nethery left her teaching days far behind and rekindled her passion for distilling at Jeptha Creed.

100 Years Ago Today, A Bourbon Legend was Born: Elmer T. Lee’s Journey to...

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When Mark Brown became president and chief executive of Sazerac in June 1997, one of his first trips was to the company’s George T. Stagg distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky. The bourbon industry had been in decline...
Jane Bowie at Maker's Mark

Pioneering a path: Jane Bowie leads the charge of innovation at Maker’s Mark

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Jane Bowie has worked for Maker's Mark for 14 years now. Her intriguing bourbon journey started with an unconventional cover letter.
Weller Family of Bourbons

Will There Be a New Weller Bourbon in 2021? What We Know

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2021 will hopefully bring a lot of great bottles to whiskey lovers, but will a new Weller product be among them? We spoke with Buffalo Trace master distiller Harlen Wheatley about that very question. Weller...

The Federal Government is Coming for your Moderate Bourbon Habit

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Since 1995, both hard science (and common sense) have led to the government's recommendation that bourbon lovers can safely enjoy two nightly pours, without going over the top of course. Now, just one study...