Imbibe Magazine
JANUARY 27, 2025
His weekly Monday night dinners were legendary, with the menu seldom varying from red beans and rice (or turkey gumbo, mostly during the winter months) and cornbread, with whiskey for dessert. Hands for whiskey, hed call. He was a fixture at New Orleans bars and restaurants, and at every type of celebration the city has to offer.
The Whiskey Wash
JANUARY 27, 2025
During this period, he published multiple books at a time when only a handful of experts, such as Charles Maclean and Michael Jackson, were documenting whiskys history in depth. I had access to papers and documents that had been abandoned and strewn around in the old managers cottage. He gave me a lot of his time and whiskey.
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The Whiskey Wash
APRIL 4, 2024
We review The Reverend Sour Mash Whiskey, a blended American whiskey tied to a distilling reverend that’s filtered through maple charcoal and bottled at 90 proof. image via Call Family Distillers) Editor’s Note: The party behind this whiskey gave us a review sample.
The Whiskey Wash
SEPTEMBER 17, 2024
A new true-crime book by Mike Gerrard introduces the world of alcohol crimes, from whiskey heists to fake million-dollar wine. Available to buy from October 2024 we think this would be a fantastic gift for any fan of true crime, whiskey, or maybe any alcoholic beverage. in your favorite bookstores.
The Whiskey Wash
APRIL 27, 2024
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey , renowned as America’s top whiskey and a global best-seller, has achieved iconic status. Over the years the range has expanded to include rye and flavored whiskey expressions along with the high-end ‘Single Barrel Select’ offering aimed at the premium end of the market.
The Whiskey Wash
AUGUST 24, 2024
The Whiskey Rebellion rocked the newly-formed United States in the 1790s. To try and recoup some losses, The Whiskey Tax was imposed. If you would like to read an in-depth history of The Whiskey Rebellion, you can do so here. As a result, a barter economy had emerged, of which whiskey was a big part.
VinePair
DECEMBER 28, 2023
Bootlegged and diluted whiskey, bathtub gin, and backwoods moonshine were indeed all consumed in great quantities in the era’s underground bars and speakeasies. Although distillation was outlawed, an exception was made for a handful of distilleries to continue to bottle whiskey for medicinal purposes. Both Brown-Forman and George T.
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