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    By Richard Thomas The saddest news in this update on closures, bankruptcies, lawsuits, lay-offs and sell-offs in the whiskey industry is the closure of San...
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    Whiskey Lawsuits And Closures, Part III

    By Richard Thomas The saddest news in this update on closures, bankruptcies, lawsuits, lay-offs and sell-offs in the whiskey industry is the closure of San...
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    5 Bourbons That Are Better Than Buffalo Trace

    I really like Buffalo Trace, but it is time to recognise that, as good as it is, it is not the be-all and end-all...

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    5 Bourbons That Are Better Than Buffalo Trace

    I really like Buffalo Trace, but it is time to recognise that, as good as it is, it is not the be-all and end-all...
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    My Whisky Shopping List for 2026: From Budget Blends to Premium Pursuits

    After a fantastic year for whisky in 2025, I am convinced 2026 is shaping up to be even bigger. As a new year begins,...
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    Peerless Distilling Co. Chairman Corky Taylor Earns Marquis Who’s Who Honor

    Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. tells BourbonBlog.com that R. M. “Corky” Taylor, the fourth-generation chairman and CEO of Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co., has been selected...
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    10 Best Islay Whiskies To Buy In 2026

    Islay produced some big-hitters in 2025, and as we move into 2026, the strength of its core releases and limited bottlings shows no sign...
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    Edinburgh in January carries a particular kind of crispness. The sky hangs low, the air bites a little, and the city seems perfectly content...