Bourbon

Four barrels, two hurricanes, and one epic yearlong voyage: Two weeks ago, the first leg of Jefferson’s Journey ended with a tasting in Kentucky

A gameday treat from Atlanta, Georgia

Bill Thomas, owner of Washington, D.C.’s Jack Rose Dining Saloon and a World Whiskey Awards judge, on four small bourbon, rye, and whiskey distillers to try

Your new favorite holiday dessert

A Kentucky bourbon landmark springs back to life

Using bottles you might have at home, create a blend that could pass for the world’s most famous bourbon

An exceedingly rare Pappy and other bourbon gems go up for auction at Louisville’s Speed Art Museum

A bourbon-based twist on the Negroni, this classic cocktail came to life in 1920s Paris. Andy Nelson, of Nashville’s Green Brier Distillery, shows how to mix one

Straight talk from a Kentucky source on global tariffs and potential impacts back home

Bourbon or rye? Mike Raymond of Houston’s Cottonmouth Club and Reserve 101 suggests you split the difference with Wild Turkey 101. Here’s why

These versatile vessels can be used in traditional or unexpected ways

Four bourbon aficionados weigh in on their benchmark bottles, and similar tastes to try

Grapefruit, Campari, and bourbon come together in the Third Man cocktail

Keep cool with our favorite slushy cocktail recipes

Historian Michael Veach clarifies several persistent stories about the South’s favorite spirit

Season 3, Episode 5: Louisville chef Edward Lee remembers Anthony Bourdain and discusses his new book and his love of the South (especially its whiskey)

Know your “single barrel” from your “small batch,” your “age statement” from your “angel’s share”

Meet Justin Manglitz, the man who’s helping put ASW Distillery on the national map

Sharing spirits, dodging beards, and outsmarting snakes

When Mississippi chef John Currence calls in favors from some of the South’s top collectors, you’re going to want to be there