Featured Distilleries

Phil Brandon hit a fork in the road in 2010. The wake of the Great Recession was in full force and he had just been made redundant. He did somethi...

If you were to try a whiskey that incorporates the spirit and philosophy of Montana, your best bet would be to start with Whistling Andy Distiller...

It’s not often you meet an organic farmer with a story as interesting as Christian Myrah’s. He went from flying fighter jets for the US Navy to dr...

The story begins in 1872.  A man by the name of George Hoover is told he can no longer sell his whiskey in Fort Dodge, Kansas — a settlement setup ...

  Just the term “Tennessee whiskey” conjures up images of the Jack’s and George’s of the whiskey world. There’s even been songs written about it. B...

“Jump on outta bed and I stumble to the kitchen, pour myself a cup of ambition.” Well, actually it was a cup of King's Family Distillery Rye but cl...

We all know the story. But few have had the chance to really taste it too. In 1920, Prohibition outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcohol acros...

“We’re the first craft distillery to make bourbon in Seattle,” head distiller Maddie Kelly told us as we stepped into 2bar Spirits distillery loca...

On Dec. 7, 1941 the United States entered World War II. On Dec. 8, 1942, the US Army activated its first mountain unit — the 10th Mountain Divisio...

Steve Nally’s first job in the whiskey industry was as a janitor for Maker’s Mark. He’s gone on to have a career that’s spanned close to 50 years....

As the saying goes: Portland is weird. On a recent RackHouse Whiskey Club trip out there it got us thinking: It must be something in the water. An...

We recently met up with James Thornett (or is it Bond?) in the swanky Washington D.C. watering hole, the Columbia Room. It was an apt setting to he...