📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 Traveller Whiskey Full Proof

This week, we’re turning up the heat with Traveller Whiskey Full Proof — the high-proof follow-up to the original Traveller Blend No. 40. Created through the collaboration of country music superstar Chris Stapleton and Buffalo Trace Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley, Full Proof takes the original blend and cranks it all the way up to 121 proof.

At 60.5% ABV, this is Traveller like you’ve never experienced it before. More oak, more spice, more intensity — and plenty to talk about.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 Penelope Estate Collection Omega

This week, we’re stepping into the upper end of the Penelope lineup with Omega — an 11-year-old straight bourbon built around age, oak, and serious depth. Part of the Penelope Estate Collection, Omega is finished in rare French oak barrels made with tight-grain staves that were matured for three years and selected using OakScan® technology. The result is a bold, refined bourbon with layers of sweetness, dark fruit, cocoa, and baking spice.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 Buzzard’s Roost Bottled in Bond Bourbon

This week, we’re cracking open a bottle that takes the traditional Bottled in Bond designation and puts a Buzzard’s Roost spin on it. This 100-proof wheated bourbon brings a high-wheat mash bill to the table, creating a profile built around rich sweetness, vanilla, caramel, baking spice, and a touch of oak. It’s a great example of how a wheated bourbon can deliver plenty of flavor while maintaining a smooth and approachable character.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 Pursuit United Blended Straight Rye

This week, we’re diving into a rye created by whiskey enthusiasts, for whiskey enthusiasts. Pursuit United Blended Straight Rye is the flagship rye from Pursuit Spirits—the brand founded by the hosts of the Bourbon Pursuit podcast. By blending three distinct rye mash bills from Kentucky and Maryland, they’ve crafted a whiskey that delivers classic rye spice while remaining approachable for bourbon drinkers. The result is a bold, flavorful pour that showcases the art of blending.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 Penelope Architects of Golf – Hole 3

This week, we’re teeing up one of Penelope Bourbon’s most creative limited releases—Architects of Golf: Hole 3. Inspired by the golf course where Penelope founders Michael Paladini and Danny Polise first envisioned the brand, this expression is the boldest of the inaugural three-bottle series. Finished with the most robust American oak stave treatment, Hole 3 delivers a rich, oak-forward profile that rewards bourbon lovers looking for deeper flavor and complexity.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky

This week, we’re taking a trip north to explore one of the most recognizable bottles in Canadian whisky—Caribou Crossing Single Barrel. Produced for Sazerac, this release proudly carries the distinction of being the world’s first single-barrel Canadian whisky from a major producer. With its iconic crystal-style caribou stopper and hand-selected barrels, it’s become a favorite among collectors and whiskey enthusiasts looking for something a little different.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 ASW Fiddler Toasted Straight Rye Whiskey

This week, we’re pouring a rye that’s putting Atlanta on the whiskey map—ASW Distillery’s Fiddler Toasted Straight Rye Whiskey. Part of the award-winning Fiddler lineup, this expression starts with mature straight rye whiskey before being finished in toasted oak barrels, adding layers of sweetness and depth while preserving the bold spice rye lovers crave. It’s an innovative take on a classic American whiskey style that has earned praise from critics and enthusiasts alike.

📢 New Episode Drop!🥃 2XO Oak Series American Oak Kentucky Straight Bourbon

This week, we’re uncorking a bourbon from one of whiskey’s most respected modern blenders—Dixon Dedman’s 2XO American Oak. As the inaugural release in the Oak Series, this bourbon showcases 2XO’s innovative “Two Times Oak” process, using additional charred American oak inside the barrel to enhance richness, sweetness, and complexity without overpowering the whiskey’s natural character. It’s an approachable pour with plenty to explore.