Bulleit Launches New Core Expression: Bulleit ’87

Bulleit ’87 is crafted from bourbon and rye whiskies finished with toasted American and French oak staves, then blended together and bottled at 90 proof.

Bulleit ’87 is crafted from bourbon and rye whiskies finished with toasted American and French oak staves, then blended together and bottled at 90 proof.

Silver Brothers Rye Whiskey Barrel No. 8 was fermented with Kveik, an ancient Scandinavian brewer’s yeast, giving it a darker, more brooding character.

1792 Straight Rye is the brand’s first-ever straight rye expression, while 1792 XV marks the brand’s oldest age-stated bourbon at 15 years old.

The third edition of the Buffalo Trace Prohibition Collection features five whiskeys from Prohibition era brands that have, until now, disappeared.

Sagamore America 250 Straight Rye Whiskey is a Maryland-made straight rye whiskey aged for 8 years in Maryland oak and bottled at 110 proof.

Bulleit 20 Year Old Rye was distilled in Lawrenceburg, Indiana from a mashbill of 95% rye/5% malted barley and aged in Kentucky warehouses for twenty years.

Penelope Bourbon’s Classic Series launches with two new expressions: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey and Straight Rye Whiskey.

Cedar Ridge Nine and Three Quarters Rye is a limited release that marks the oldest whiskey Cedar Ridge has released to date.

For the second consecutive year, Old Forester President’s Choice will be available in both bourbon and rye expressions.

The 2026 release of The Prisoner’s Share is crafted from four bourbon mash bills and two rye mash bills aged for 4-12 years and bottled at 51% ABV.