Featured Distilleries

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...

“We are the first distillery to stout a whiskey.” We heard that bold statement and had to travel to Holland, Michigan close to the banks of Lake Mi...

RackHouse Whiskey Club has taken the shackles off and is featuring Whiskey Prison in North Carolina. Behind Cell Block East and West at Southern Grace Distilleries at Mount Pleasant Prison we found barrels of bourbon being aged. And it’s entirely legal.

RackHouse Whiskey Club took a trip out to North Carolina to check out the distillery we will feature in our February box - Old Nick Williams Farm a...

  What does a Cambridge University graduate, an Israeli Special Forces veteran, two U.S. Army vets and an engineer have in common? They help make u...

On the next stop of the RackHouse Whiskey road trip to find the best craft distilleries in America, we traveled to Le Claire, Iowa. Overlooking t...

On the next leg of the RackHouse Whiskey Club tour is Desert Door Texas Sotol. Never tried sotol before? Think Texas love child of whiskey and t...

The premise behind RackHouse Whiskey Club is that every whiskey has a story. And man, does our first featured distillery have a tale to tell. The...

Nestled on the outskirts of the increasingly hip Des Moines is Iowa's smallest legal distillery. We visited John Broadbent at his acreage nestled i...