Is This the World's Oldest Known Whisky?
4 Touko 202157min
Barley: Not Just a "Commodity" for Distillers
In our last episode, we looked at how different types of Rye produce different flavors in whisky. While that's relatively new understanding for Rye, it's been common practice for generations among dis...
26 Huhti 202151min
Rye is Rye, Right? Not So Fast...
Whisky lovers can probably name at least a few varieties of barley commonly used to make single malts, but rye? Rye doesn't get the same respect for its diversity, even though it's been around for hun...
20 Huhti 202154min
An Anniversary Celebration...One Year Late
Bourbons Bistro had everything ready to go for its 15th anniversary dinner in April...of 2020. Of course, the Covid-19 pandemic forced the Louisville landmark to cancel its plans, and there were times...
12 Huhti 202150min
A Sustainable Future for Whisky Distilling
Distillers are always looking to the future. After all, many are laying down casks of whisky for future generations to bottle. Now, more distillers are looking ahead for a different reason...to make s...
5 Huhti 202155min
Live Whisky Events Are Returning...Are We Ready?
Virtually every major whisky event worldwide in the past year has been cancelled, postponed, or gone virtual because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, live events are returning in Florida, Texas, and Nev...
29 Maalis 202154min
Is Whisky Art or Science? Roe & Co.'s Lora Hemy Says "Yes"
Distilling is one of the oldest chemical processes we know of, and many people have made great whiskies without formal training in chemistry. That doesn't necessarily make it an art, though...and Diag...
22 Maalis 202152min
A More Inclusive Whisky World? Not Quite Yet...
Women make up a growing percentage of whisky industry leaders, from distillers and blenders to spirits company executives. However, a new study from OurWhisky.com shows that women still have a long wa...
15 Maalis 202154min
