Top 10 New American Gins
Our updated ranking of the top 10 New American Gins including Aviation Gin, Leopold’s Gin and Berkshire Mountain Distiller’s Greylock Gin
Whiskey
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Temperance Trader Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review
Temperance Trader Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a tasty whiskey at the right price.
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Dry Fly Washington Bourbon Whiskey 101 Review
Dry Fly releases the first Bourbon from Washington State and it’s a grand slam home run.
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Medoyeff Vodka Review
We review Medoyeff Vodka, a super clean and well distilled vodka that clearly competes in the premium vodka space.
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Lavishmint Mint Flavored Vodka Review
Lavishmint is an entry into the Mint Vodka space where oddly there are few contenders. It’s extremely easy to drink with a super minty long finish.
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Schramm Organic Potato Vodka Review
Shramm Potato Vodka shows what’s possible in the vodka category with exceptional taste and a fantastic drinking experience.
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Jake Norris Interview Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey
Drink Spirits interviews Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey Distiller Jake Norris about the history of Stranahan’s, the process they use to make their whiskey and what the future holds for the company.
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Stranahan’s New American Whiskey
Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey is one of the most significant craft distillers in America, we look at what makes them so interesting and what goes in to their Colorado Whiskey.
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Underground Herbal Spirit from Ogden, Utah Review
Utah is probably the last place in the US you’d expect a distilled spirit from. While it’s certainly not the driest state in the union (that title is held by Pennsylvania), it does have a reputation for very tight control of alcohol. There once was a time that you needed to buy a membership to be able to drink at a bar in Utah. Those times have changed and Utah has loosened its noose on spirits. One of the great things to come from that is Underground Herbal Spirit. Made by Ogden’s Own Distillery in Ogden, Utah, Underground is a delicious herbal spirit that is a great example of how fantastic things can come from unexpected places. Underground is an herbal liqueur but it’s not nearly as sweet or syrupy as Jaegermeister or Zwack. To be an herbal liqueur you...
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Bluecoat American Dry Gin Review
We simply love the marketing around Philadelphia Distilling‘s Bluecoat American Dry Gin. Their concept “We won the Revolutionary War, so why are we stil drinking British gin?!” is a very clever tact. Combine that with their royal blue bottle declaring it as “American Dry Gin” and you’ve got a real stand out on the liquor store shelf. As with many spirits, you can have the best marketing concept in the world, but it doesn’t matter unless the liquid in the bottle delivers. Here’s how the Bluecoat Gin fared with our panel: Bluecoat American Dry Gin (94 proof) – The moment the tasting glass got even remotely close to our noses it was clear that this is an extremely bold and flavorful gin. The beautiful and strong nose has monster notes of lemon and pine with ruby red grapefruit, black pepper,...