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Goings-on in the region and beyond

The wife of Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer has helped turn this tiny town into a surprising hub for art, antiques, and historic preservation

Five worthy brands to try that bring bourbon’s signature notes to your smoke

With names like Camp Nelson and Coy Hill developing reputations for superior whiskey, distillers are leaning in to location-specific releases

With action at the track, bourbon-based cocktails flowing, and colorful rolling Bluegrass hills, fall might be the best time for a getaway to Lexington, Kentucky. Use this insider’s guide to make sure you don’t miss a thing.

Goings-on in the region and beyond

Aaron Goldfarb, the author of the new book Dusty Booze, on an impossible-to-find rum, the search for Howard Hughes’ stash, and why vintage bourbons are better

Gorgeous cookbooks, charming poetry collections, meditations on nature, and more delightful 2024 reading picks from G&G editors and contributors

Three historic Southern inns where equestrians feel right at home

After the terrorist attacks upended his life, Georgia native Michael Myers poured his passion into creating Distillery 291

Long a mostly anonymous source of whiskey for other brands, MGP steps “out of the shadows” with its own bourbon

That would be thanks to Father Jim Sichko (and yes, it’s for a good cause). Read our interview with the Kentucky priest.

A Kentucky couple pull out all the stops for the ultimate DIY home bourbon escape

A few thoughts—and some science—on the proper care and handling of good bourbon

Meet Star, a new face around the Maker’s Mark farm in Loretto, Kentucky

A special evening of bourbon and barbecue with the Beam family

We invited some of the South’s best culinary experts to a blind taste test. Find out which whiskeys earned their top marks

G&G editors and contributors share what books to cozy up with this autumn

From Cheerwine floats to vintage cake toppers, it’s the little details that make the big day

These thirty-two entrants in our Craft Brewery Bracket are making their mark

An evening of Smokies-inspired cuisine and fresh seafood.

The comedian and cofounder of Fathertime Bourbon on his whiskey education and bourbon’s funny side

More and more NA whiskeys are hitting the shelves, and they’re not just for teetotalers

More whiskey brands are getting into the RTD game. Here are six that bring some real flavor to the party.

Bourbon, blood orange, and bubbles mingle in this holiday sipper from the “Top Chef” judge and cookbook author

Heaven Hill reemerges from the ashes

Twenty-six epic ways to explore the South this year

The Kentucky track thunders into its tenth decade with new facilities and timeless traditions

Charred barrels, Prohibition, no Prohibition, Jack Nicholson, Pappygate: a timeline of two centuries of bourbon history and lore

The whiskey savant and Iraq war veteran on his new book, “Bottom Shelf,” and the power of savoring what you love

Why some distillers believe this alternative method to the usual sour mash is worth the effort

A growing number of distilleries provide a personalized and tasty experience

Bring home the ultimate souvenir from a trip to Bourbon City with these releases you can’t get elsewhere

Illustrator Ralph Steadman, whose distinctive lettering appears on the label art for Gonzo Whiskey, recalls the pair’s legendary 1970 adventure

Five recent releases that push the aging boundaries, including a pair of bourbons that hit the three-decade mark

“If I had to hang my hat on a cocktail for the rest of my career, this would be it,” says the Angel’s Envy global brand ambassador

Looking for a memorable pour to toast the country’s 250th year of independence? These special bottles offer a semiquincentennial sip

A refreshing and easily batchable bourbon cocktail fit for warm weather

The man in charge of some of bourbon’s most esteemed brands on the distillery’s ongoing whiskey experiments, Warehouse X, and “the future of aging”

Beyond the storied honky-tonks and ever-growing food scene, whiskey producers are raising spirits in Nashville