Old Elk returns with the 10 year collection. This 105 proof wheated bourbon comes back swinging and showing off just how good Indiana wheated bourbons can be.

This single barrel bourbon from Still Austin proves that the Whiskey Slickers know how to pick a great barrel. Although not incredibly complex, this is a dessert forward pour that will make the biggest Texas whiskey haters a fan.

Taconic Bourbon single barrel 1381, picked by myself, is an absolutely stellar example of what Taconic is capable of. Earthy and dusty tasting, this is not what people are used to from local NY grains.

The distillery black label 10 year hazmat bourbon from King's County is an absolute beast of a pour built for having on special occasions.

A masterful single barrel of bourbon from Taconic Distillery. This is the full mark showing that Taconic is here and ready to compete with any of the bigger distilleries out of Kentucky. This needs to be on your radar.

An absolute monster of a four grain bourbon from Laws Whiskey House. If you only ever tried one whiskey from Laws, it should be this one.

A dark and full flavored rye single barrel from Peerless and the crew at Burlington Wine & Spirits in Massachusetts.

A dark, brooding, and powerful rye single barrel from Laws. The oldest rye single barrel released from Laws Whiskey House to date at over 11 years old.

An explosion of oak and cherry from Old Zach. Sourced from Barton distillery.

A look into a BuffTurkey single barrel under the River Roots labeling, this one in particular leans heavily into the Wild Turkey side of the house, despite the Buffalo Trace origins.

An incredible showing from a new start up NDP, Rare Character. If Obliteration is a mark of the quality we can expect from Rare Character, then we are in for a treat.