A wild experience of a finished whiskey, having aged in a slew of spirits barrels that were all distilled in house.

Taconic Distillery has come out swinging full force. I've been saying for a long time that they would be incredible when they get older, and that time is now.

A perfect example of how a well aged Cognac can develop in a beautiful way and be a welcome addition to a bourbon drinker's shelf. PM Spirits Collab with Remi Landier puts France on the map American drinkers.

Another fantastic high-end release from Wild Turkey's Russell's Reserve lineup. But is it worth the absurd price tag?

A toasted barrel rye to end all toasted barrel ryes. A masterclass of toasted only matched by Michter's.

Laws Whiskey House San Luis Valley rye finished in a Laird's apple brandy cask. Rich chocolate and apple for days.

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

A custom blend derived from three Colorado single barrels, masterfully put together by the crew at Whiskey Slickers.

An exploration of subtle nuance that ramps up the flavor on the palate for a perfect Fall pour in a bottle.

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.

A unique and interesting twist on what you would expect a rye to be. This will not be for everyone, but it will challenge your preconceived notions of what a rye tastes like.

A bottled in bond rye that showcases what Tamworth is capable of, with the absolute creamiest mouthfeel possible.

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 absolutely phenomenal rye that proves that you never know what a distillery is capable of until you give them a chance. Taconic can make one hell of a rye, and this proves it just how good they can be.

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.