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Bob Dylan's Distillery Teams With Redbreast For New Cask Finished Bourbon Bob Dylan’s Distillery Teams With Redbreast For New Cask Finished Bourbon Heaven’s Door Spirits is a collaboration between legendary musical artist Bob Dylan and a group of seasoned spirits professionals running a company known as Spirits Investment Partners. The American whiskeys thus far released from this brand, based in Nashville, Tennessee, have generally been well received. Now, in a rather unique endeavor, Heaven’s Door has teamed with well loved Irish whiskey label Redbreast, owned by Pernod Ricard, on a n...

0 Shares NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Heaven’s Door Whiskey, Bob Dylan’s evolving collection of American whiskeys, and Redbreast Irish Whiskey, the world renowned Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, proudly announce the release of a limited-edition 10-Year Aged Bourbon finished in Redbreast casks. This first ever collaboration for both brands was created in tandem by Master Blenders, Ryan Perry of Heaven’s Door and Billy Leighton of Redbreast Irish Whiskey, and has been aptly named, “The Master Blenders’ Edition.” Marrying the best of American and Irish whiskey, The Master Blenders’ Edition...

Heaven's Door Whiskey™, Bob Dylan's evolving collection of American whiskeys, and Redbreast Irish Whiskey®, the world renowned Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, proudly announce the release of a limited-edition 10-Year Aged Bourbon finished in Redbreast casks. This first ever collaboration for both brands was created in tandem by Master Blenders, Ryan Perry of Heaven's Door and Billy Leighton of Redbreast Irish Whiskey, and has been aptly named, "The Master Blenders' Edition." Marrying the best of American and Irish whiskey, The Master Blenders' Edition has already been awarded a Double Gol...

Editor’s Note: This whiskey was provided to us as a review sample by Heaven’s Door Spirits. This in no way, per our editorial policies, influenced the final outcome of this review. It should also be noted that by clicking the buy link towards the bottom of this review our site receives a small referral payment which helps to support, but not influence, our editorial and other costs. The last Christmas I spent with my papa, I remember playing cards in the kitchen with my Amma while he had the hockey game muted and the stereo blasting. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 came on, and immediately my...

photo: Courtesy of Heaven's Door Spirits It’s been a half-century since one of our most enigmatic musicians and certainly our most shape-shifting Nobel literature prizewinner, Bob Dylan, turned to the South to re-invent himself artistically in Nashville. The result of those February 1969 recordings with Johnny Cash and Cash’s trusted backup band—Bob Wootton and Marshall Grant, alongside Charlie Daniels, Norman Blake, Kenny Buttrey, Charlie McCoy and Pete Drake—was the deceptively mellifluous, genre-smashing album Nashville Skyline. The recording has since stood tall as a plinth upon ...