Jack Daniels has been a regular fixture here lately on the Bourboneur blog as they’ve continued to push the envelope on a number of fronts. Given the recent upswing however in popularity on the secondary market with the announcement that their popular Coy Hill offering is teed up for a 2024 release, we thought it […]
When I think about Michigan, I often think about the multitudes of people who I’ve met from there who quickly hold up their hand as a visual representation of the state to pinpoint where they’re from. Chances are you’ve had this happen to you multiple times too…and those of you from Michigan, you know you […]
A guide to the most exclusive and elusive whiskeys Bourbon is a type of American whiskey that is made from at least 51 percent corn and aged in new charred oak barrels. Bourbon has a rich history and a diverse range of flavors, from sweet and smooth to spicy and smoky. But some bourbons are […]
All day long, every day, people are flipping bottles on the secondary bourbon market. It doesn’t seem to matter the time of day, there always seems to be someone looking to sell a bottle and someone looking to buy a bottle. Out of the thousands of bottles that trade hands on the regular however there […]
If you’re hoping this post would start off with a newsflash that the secondary market is crumbling down and the velvet ropes are parting allowing the masses easy access to allocated bourbon products, I’m sorry to say that’s not happening. Scrolling through social media this week, numerous posts highlight droves of people waiting in a […]
When you head out to your local liquor store in search of your go-to bourbon, in my case Woodford Double Oaked, you can be pretty confident that what you buy today will taste very much like what you’ll buy two months from now and tastes very much like the number of bottles that you have […]
Each year, an estimated five million men and 415 thousand women are diagnosed with early onset Tater Syndrome. Although some experimental medications are currently in the trial phase with hopes for approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the years ahead, the dramatic uptick in cases over the past decade has proved devastating […]
In case you missed it over the past decade the bourbon business has been on a tear, and although some folks would suggest that the bubble is about to burst, it feels like that’s unlikely. I know I’m not going to be putting down my Glencairn anytime soon. Bourbon alone pumps $9 billion into Kentucky’s […]
It’s easy to sit back with a snort of your favorite bourbon and completely take for granted the full depth and breadth of what it has taken to impart the flavors you are enjoying. From the random acorn a squirrel buried for winter and forgot that then sprouted and spent close to a century growing […]
If you have a pulse, you’ve likely noticed that the level of fraudulent inbounds to your cell, email, Facebook, etc. have grown exponentially over the last year. From the text that clearly was meant for someone else from a random number asking if you got the tee time for Tuesday or the Facebook message that […]
