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Picking a barrel with the Kentucky Bourbon Festival crew

One of the highlights of the three-day Kentucky Bourbon Festival is access to one-of-a-kind, single-barrel bottles that are hand-picked each year.

The difference between a rickhouse and a palletized warehouse

Some American distillers prefer to age their barrels the traditional way, while others prefer a less labor-intensive way.

Top 10 Bottles For the Holidays

Bourbon and whiskey lovers are by far one of the easiest people to shop for during the holidays. Here are 10 bottles you can give.

Distillery Partner Profile: Sagamore Spirit

Baltimore’s Sagamore Spirit first opened its doors in 2017 and quickly made a name for itself in the rising category of Maryland Rye Whiskey.

Distillery Partner Profile: Corsair

Corsair Distillery has been steadily increasing its reputation and whiskey fanfare in the Tennessee whiskey category ever since its humble beginnings.

Recent Art of Bourbon auction raises more than $318,000

The recent Art of Bourbon auction in Louisville, Ky., raised a record-breaking $318,650 for a nonprofit organization.

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