Today, I embark on a perilous journey into the heart of my liquor cabinet, armed with nothing but a questionable palate and the indomitable spirit of someone who once confidently ordered a “fancy drink” at a dive bar.

Castle & Key Small Batch Bourbon is a meticulously crafted bourbon, characterized by its rich and complex flavor profile, a testament to the artistry and precision of the distillers at Castle & Key Distillery.

Searching for that five-year wedding gift for your spouse or just another bottle in the cabinet to bust out around an open flame with some s’mores, I got you covered, and it’s not from Kentucky (gasp)

If you've been searching the bourbon aisle for something new to tantalize your taste buds, you might have stumbled upon Stellum Bourbon.

Blanton’s distant cousin is at the table. Is it just as good or better?!

Hey, bourbon enthusiasts, casual sippers, and accidental alcohol aficionados! Today, we're taking a wild ride on the flavor express with Russell's Reserve Single Barrel Bourbon.

Widow Jane Decadence, a maple-syrup-barrel-finished bourbon from Brooklyn, delivers a rich, dessert-like experience with layers of caramel, vanilla, and oak that had even my father-in-law wide-eyed and muttering, “This might be better than Blanton’s.”

Before my adventure as a whiskey enthusiast, I had the pleasure of trying TX Blended Whiskey as a shot. It was late 2012, and I was leaving for the military.

The Evan Williams 10-Year Bourbon. This release marks a significant milestone for the distillery, honoring the 10th Anniversary of Evan Williams Bourbon Experience on Whiskey Row.

Today, Old Forester released the rarest bottle they have ever produced – a decanter to honor their brand’s 150th anniversary that is filled with 12 ½ -year-old bourbon.

Ah, Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select, the elixir that effortlessly bridges the gap between casual sippers and whiskey connoisseurs.

My first pour was months ago; however, I had the pleasure a few weeks ago to tour their facility and was impressed. They were the smallest of the tours but had big hearts!