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Jägermeister has launched a new orange-flavored version of its iconic spirit, designed to be shared and enjoyed ice cold, with a citrus-forward twist.
Wild Tonic just raised over $700k through Wefunder, which is a big deal for a small brand like them. They're using the money to expand and make new drinks, especially functional ones that are good for your gut and give you energy without all the junk.
Blue Note Bourbon is back with its third annual Special Reserve, a limited blend of casks from Kentucky and Tennessee that’s bottled at 119 proof. The release highlights the brand's commitment to crafting complex, nuanced whiskey that honors Memphis’ blues heritage.
Chicken Cock Whiskey is reimagining its speakeasy in Louisville as 'The Coupe,' a new cocktail destination that blends the brand's 1856 heritage with modern, immersive experiences. The relaunch includes exclusive events and collaborations like Mover & Shaker’s pop-up during an opening weekend celebration starting March 26.
Faccia Brutto Spirits has teamed up with Peter Luger Steak House to create a new amaro called Lugermeister, inspired by German Kräuterlikör and made with botanicals like licorice root and juniper berry. The collaboration marks Faccia Brutto's first restaurant partnership and highlights their signature approach of blending traditional flavors with modern twists.
Ketel One Vodka is redefining the martini as a daytime drink with Patrick Schwarzenegger in a new creative that shows how cocktails can be enjoyed anytime, not just after dark.
The Dalmore unveils two new single malt editions from 2007 and 2010, celebrating the distillery's long-standing tradition of cask assessments. These limited releases are bottled at natural strength without chill filtration, making them highly sought after by whisky enthusiasts.
Single malt Scotch is a legal category as much as a romance, and the glass in front of you only makes sense once you know how Scotland tied barley, pot stills, oak, and time into a single phrase on the label.
The Maker’s Mark Bourbon House & Lounge name once sat on a Fourth Street Live! lease, a Power & Light District steakhouse room, and a Shelbyville racino address, and the dated clips about openings and replacements are still the easiest part to verify.
