those ordering whiskey cocktails generally expect to taste the whiskey in their drink, and this is where high-proof bottles come into the picture. Whether you know what it means to order a ...

Jack Daniel's has been branching out into premium whiskey products and its single barrel offering has taken the whiskey world ...

It’s an expression of whiskey you’re unlikely to have ever ... The Lasso Motel release exhibits a buttery smooth mouthfeel, despite its high proof point. The nose exudes rich caramel notes ...

It's a pomp-free, iridescent, and underestimated high-proof whiskey with a bright yellow label and plastic screw-top. Mellow Corn was first made in 1945, created by the Medley Distilling Company ...

I write about whiskey for a living, so that means that I have to taste a lot of it—in moderation, of course. Generally speaking, I don’t really gravitate towards bourbon. rye, or any other ...

and that means more alcohol by volume in every bottle. Bourbons under 90 proof are regarded with skepticism, and bottled-in-bond has made a remarkable comeback. But it’s cask strength ...

This is not a high-proof whiskey, unlike the other expressions in this series. Meant to be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or mixed into an Old Fashioned, Sazerac, or any number of classic cocktails ...

I’m not talking about alcohol in general, of course—after all, I write about it for a living. I’m talking about literally too much alcohol in a single bottle, when the proof is just too damn high.

The fourth whiskey is V.O.P., or Very Old Procurable, which was bottled but not produced by the distillery during Prohibition. This is a high-octane (135 proof), uncut, unfiltered straight ...