Author: Kyle Swartz
New York Extends Cocktails To-go Law
An economic necessity from the Covid-19 lockdowns, cocktail to-go laws have remained in many states even as the pandemic fades into the past. Yesterday, New York …
Grey Goose Launches Altius Vodka
The latest release from Grey Goose Vodka is Altius. Drawing inspiration from the French Alps, this limited-edition bottling from the French brand is filtered at “sub-freezing …
Blood Oath Pact 10 Bourbon Whiskey
Lux Row Master Distiller/Master Blender John Rempe marks a decade of Blood Oath with the launch of Pact 10 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. As with past …
Zing Zang Michelada Mix
Zing Zang, known for its Bloody Mary brand, has announced the launch of Zing Zang Michelada Mix, adding to its portfolio of cocktail mixers. As Mexican …
Basil Hayden Subtle Smoke Back for 2024
Originally launched as a limited release in 2022, Basil Hayden Subtle Smoke has returned for a 2024 release. This whiskey was meant as a one-off when …
Mouton Cadet New Bordeaux Wines
Mouton Cadet has announced a new Bordeaux collection: Mouton Cadet x Mathilde, Mouton Cadet x Nathan and Mouton Cadet x Pierre, respectively rosé, white and red. …
Aberfeldy Unveils 21 Year Old Malbec Cask Finish
Aberfeldy Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky has announced a partnership with the Argentinian Winery, Finca Ambrosia, for the most recent edition to its Wine Cask Collection: …
Flecha Azul Tequila Añejo Cristalino
As tequila sales continue apace, Flecha Azul Tequila has released its new Añejo Cristalino. Flecha Azul Tequila Añejo Cristalino is matured for 18 months — six …
Metallica’s Blackened Rye the Lighting Returns for 2024
As celebrity alcohol brands proliferate, Metallica has announced the 2024 release of their Blackened Rye the Lightning whiskey. The brand name is inspired by Metallica’s sophomore …
Jim Beam Introduces A. Overholt Rye Whiskey
Overholt, an American whiskey brand maintained continuously since 1810, has announced the release of A. Overholt Straight Rye Whiskey. This new offering uses the same mashbill …