Woodford Reserve is expanding its popular Double Oaked lineup with a new rye whiskey, and the combination of flavor potential, price, and nationwide availability has our attention.

Stranahan’s oldest whiskey spends 14 years aging in new American oak, Cognac, and rare Hungarian Tokaji casks. This one has our attention.

Orphan Barrel's new Latverian Cask brings Doctor Doom to the whiskey shelf with a 20-year-old American light whiskey, collectible artwork, and a $200 price tag.

Thirty years old. 164.2 proof. $2,500. Blade and Bow's newest bourbon is one we'd love to try, but that price is hard to ignore.

Barton 1792 is introducing a higher-proof counterpart to its popular Sweet Wheat bourbon, but the new release comes with an unexpected twist.

Thirty years after a devastating fire destroyed its original distillery, Heaven Hill is releasing a special bourbon containing whiskey that survived the tragedy.

The 2026 Single Barrel Special Release takes Jack Daniel’s rye to Coy Hill for ten years, with proofs reaching as high as 148.5.

The new annual collection celebrates Old Forester's history with a 115-proof bourbon and a collectible decanter inspired by its mid-century designs.

Holladay Distillery has reached a new milestone. The historic Weston, Missouri distillery has announced Ben Holladay 10 Year Bourbon, the oldest bourbon released in its 170-year history.

New Era Distillery introduces Marquee Exclusive, a small-batch bourbon created by a rotating panel of bourbon personalities, with a price tag under $50.

A suggested price of $60 makes the unusual wheat recipe worth a look, but buying a bottle requires access to the Whiskey Club and distillery pickup.

Seven years in toasted American oak, the third barrel in a nine-barrel project is now an online-only release.

The $300 bourbon clocks in at 120.8 proof, with Russell’s Reserve highlighting an unusually rye-forward profile. We’ve already tasted it.

The first World Wood Collection release puts three oak finishes in one bottle, giving traveling whisky drinkers something new to look for.

The October 17 release brings two sherry-cask options at $190 per bottle, with a portion reserved for retail distribution.

The Indiana distillery adds an estate-grown angle to the seven-year conversation, with a limited release beginning October 3.

Brown-Forman selected 99 barrels for this year’s release, up from 63 in 2025, and dropped the age statement from 17 to 14 years.