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Angel’s Envy unveils Madeira-finished Bourbon 17th May, 2021 by Alice Brooker Bacardi-owned distiller Angel’s Envy will release a limited edition Bourbon finished in Madeira wine casks in the US.  Only after sampling more than 30 varieties of Madeira wine did the Henderson Family decide on the cask for their third Cellar Collection release Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey finished in Madeira casks has been created in celebration of Father’s Day (20 June).  With a limited run of 3,360 bottles, the 50% ABV whiskey has undergone an ‘extended finishing period’ of lon...

The Louisville, Kentucky distillery known as Angel’s Envy is a bourbon forward operation well loved for its flagship bourbon finished in port casks. It also offers up rarer offerings, with one of these over the last few years being its Cellar Collection series of bourbons finished in other cask types (2019 – Oloroso Sherry Casks; 2020 – Tawny Port Wine Barrels). Now, for 2o21, the brand has turned to Madeira casks for added age time. The new Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Madeira Casks, according to those behind it, is a limited edition, 100 proof (50% ABV)...

©Chivas Brothers One of Scotland’s most lauded and treasured distilleries, The Glenlivet is both a mark of superior single-malt Scotch whisky and highly collectible. Its Cellar Collection is usually reserved for those able to visit the Speyside distillery, but in late 2020 distillery owners Chivas Brothers made these ultra-rare expressions available online. The full collection includes a 30, 33, 38 and 40 Year Old, ranging from £900 ($1,220) up to £9,000 ($12,200). Any Scotch enthusiast would be delighted with the 30 Year Old, which is rare enough to bolster a collection (240 bottles) bu...

Cask-Finished Bourbon from Barton 1792, Ragnarök Rye & More New Whisky We’re getting ever closer to the holidays and the new whisky releases are starting to slow—but they aren’t letting up too much! Barton 1792 Distillery has debuted a new line of cask-finished bourbons under the Thomas S. Moore name. The whiskeys (all $70) include cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, and port finishes and are limited edition. Catoctin Creek Distilling has partnered with space metal band GWAR on Ragnarök rye, coming out in February. Priced at $99 each, the first batch has 2,000 bottles, with potentially mo...