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Bourbon Heritage Month is a month-long celebration of America’s native spirit—bourbon! Established by the U.S. Senate in 2007, this September tradition honors the history, craftsmanship, and unmistakable charm of that bottled Kentucky sunshine we all adore. Technically, the original “National Bourbon Month” was a one-time thing in
Picture this: a sophisticated bourbon drinker lounging in a leather chair, puffing on a cigar, and pouring their favorite spirit from a fancy glass bottle. That bottle? It’s called a decanter. Sure, it looks classy, but there’s more to a decanter than just style. Originally designed to remove
If you’ve ever sipped a glass of bourbon or whiskey and felt a cozy warmth spread across your chest, congratulations—you’ve experienced a Kentucky hug. This term describes that signature warm sensation in your upper body after drinking, especially with higher-proof pours. Newcomers to bourbon might find this
When you think of places with exceptional bourbon, Kentucky immediately comes to mind. It makes sense—most distilleries call Kentucky home, and the state hosts the biggest bourbon events. But dig a little deeper, and you’ll notice something surprising: many of these distilleries and events orbit one charming little
Bourbon, America's native spirit, has a rich history and a flavor profile that's unique among whiskeys. If you're new to bourbon, this guide will help you understand what makes bourbon special, how to taste it, and which bottles to start with. What Defines Bourbon?
A common practice among whiskey enthusiasts is to purchase bottles to commemorate special occasions or milestones. For instance, a friend of mine recently bought a bottle that coincided with his son's birth month and year, intending for them to share it on his son's 21st birthday.
When it comes to savoring bourbon, enthusiasts often have a ritual that involves the perfect chill—a balance that enhances the spirit's complexity without diluting its essence. Many prefer bourbon on the rocks for this reason, achieving a cold drink without the immediate dilution effect of ice melting.
When exploring the world of bourbon, you might frequently encounter the term "Bottled In Bond" on product labels. This designation, which intrigued me when I first delved into bourbon tasting, holds significant importance in the whiskey world. Here's a deeper dive into what it means, why
Diving into the world of bourbon brings excitement with the thrill of the hunt, the camaraderie of friendships, and the pure joy of tasting something new. Every time you secure a new bottle of Kentucky's liquid sunshine, it's an adventure. However, not everyone drinks their bourbon;
Understanding Whiskey Before delving into the sensory journey, let's clarify what whiskey is. Whiskey, or whisky depending on its origin, is a distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash. Different grains, fermentation processes, and aging techniques create a wide array of flavors and styles: * Bourbon – American whiskey
Embark on your whiskey journey with confidence using NEAT: Whiskey Finder. We break down the basics, explore different types of whiskey, and introduce you to the art of whiskey tasting for beginners. Perfect for anyone looking to dive into whiskey without the overwhelm. What is Whiskey? Whiskey, or whisky, is
Whiskey enthusiasts often hear the term "non-chill filtered," but what does it really mean? This guide will demystify this whiskey jargon, exploring its significance, how it affects the taste and appearance, and why it's becoming a hallmark of quality among aficionados. Plus, we'll show