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What makes a great Tennessee Whiskey Single Barrel stand out?

On this episode, the team at Old Glory Distillery takes us through a guided tasting of their Tennessee Whiskey Single Barrel—a regular release that showcases what this distillery is all about.

We dig into the whiskey’s flavor, character, and single-barrel profile while learning more about what makes this expression a staple in the Old Glory lineup.

Sometimes the best bottles aren't limited releases or hard-to-find unicorns. They're the ones you can actually find and enjoy.

👉 Listen to the guided tasting and hear why we think Old Glory Tennessee Whiskey Single Barrel is worth checking out!

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This Friday’s Blind Tasting Challenge comes courtesy of Patreon supporter Joe Schwartz, who sent us a bottle of Driftless Glen 10 Year Hazmat Bourbon.

We’ve already tasted a lower-proof version of this 10-year bourbon. Now the question is: Does the higher proof make this one better, or does the extra proof change the experience?

We’re tasting it blind, putting our palates to the test, and comparing this high-proof Driftless Glen 10 Year Bourbon to the one we tried earlier.

🔥 More proof. Same 10 years. Different experience?

👉 Listen to the blind tasting and hear what we think!

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🥃 128 Proof! | Casey Jones Mashbill #2 Tasting
Things get serious when Casey Jones Distillery pours us their Mashbill #2 at a powerful 128 proof.
During one of our tastings at Casey Jones, Cody, one of the distillery’s founders, gave us the opportunity to try this high-proof whiskey straight from the source.
At 128 proof, you expect plenty of heat—but this whiskey brought the flavor to match the proof. And it definitely did not disappoint.
👉 Listen to the tasting and see what we think of Casey Jones Mashbill #2!