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Four Roses Distillery of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky releases the new 2021 Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey. The latest release is the highest proof in the Limited Edition series, featuring barrels aged 12 to 16 years old.

Old Forester Birthday Bourbon Whiskey from Louisville, Kentucky’s Old Forester marks the 21st release of the limited edition expression. The 2021 release is from 12-year-old barrels and presented at 104 proof.

Cohiba launches Weller by Cohiba Cigar, the first Cohiba cigar to be created expressly for pairing with a fine spirit. Developed in partnership with Weller Bourbon, the limited edition Cohiba cigar was blended to complement Weller Bourbon, a rare and highly-coveted wheated bourbon prized by connoisseurs for its sophisticated, moderately sweet taste and intensely smooth finish.

Indiana Rye Whiskey has a new designation that follows the federal requirements for rye whiskey. Hard Truth Distilling Co. will release Hard Truth Indiana Straight Rye Whiskey coinciding with the bill that will be signed into law in July 2021.

Today is National Bourbon Day, join us to celebrate with a Bourbon whiskey!

Louisville-based Buzzard’s Roost Sippin’ Whiskeys, known for their innovation in rye whiskey and work with cooperages, and has already won three gold medals at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. They recently earned top recognition for Buzzard’s Roost Toasted Barrel Rye, which received a Double Gold, and Buzzard’s Roost Barrel Strength Rye, which earned a Gold. This is the second year to compete against some of the most renowned distillers in the world

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY: Woodford Reserve Bourbon Whiskey honors the Black jockeys who won Kentucky Derby with this year’s $1,000 Mint Julep cocktail to benefit the Project to Protect African-American Turf History for Kentucky Derby 147 at Churchhill Downs in Louisville. We talk with Master Distiller Chris Morris

 Woodford Reserve Kentucky Straight Bourbon releases ts 2021 Kentucky Derby bottle, designed by Richard Sullivan, the former Atlanta Braves baseball player.

Master Distiller Emeritus Willie Pratt passed yesterday on December 27, 2020. He was a friend to both the Bourbon whiskey community and also to the spirits industry. Responsible for the Michter’s US 1 series of Bourbon, Rye, American, and Sour Mash Whiskey, he was also good-naturedly referred to as “Dr. No.” Here is why…

The Craft Beverage Expo and Distribution Conference (CBE) goes virtual for events – including Women in Craft – in 2020 and 2021! This is only conference and expo dedicated to independent beverage producers including beer, wine, spirits, saki and all beverages. Happening December 2nd and 3rd, learn how you can attend for free.