Author: Nick Leghorn

There are some hints that I’ve learned that the whiskey you are about to try is most likely going to be terrible. For example, being packaged in a plastic bottle.

It’s a pretty common sight to see a straight bourbon whiskey. A little less common, but still popular, to see a straight rye whiskey. But something I don’t think I’ve

When we lived in Texas, I was primarily a whiskey guy. But since moving to North Carolina, I’ve been loving the craft breweries and delicious beer that this state has

I’m a sucker for a good rye whiskey. There’s such a symphony of flavors and textures that you get from rye whiskey done well that lends itself to being both

It’s back to school season here in the United States. And for the first time in over a decade, I’m among those heading back to class. (I was finally convinced

I started this review of Yellowstone Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey almost a year ago (11 months, to be exact). A buddy of mine lent me their bottle and suggested I

I’m a big fan of rye whiskey, and I’m a big fan of scotch. So when I saw that Johnnie Walker had a (relatively) new line of spirits that combined

A couple weeks ago I started digging through the world of North Carolina whiskey. I’ve only scratched the surface, but I already feel like I’ve uncovered some true gems in

As a new resident of the state, I’ve been slowly working my way through all of the North Carolina spirits that catch my eye. So far we’ve reviewed a rum,

There’s nothing I like more than a high rye bourbon — the flavors and the textures you get from these are typically intense and delicious, and make for some great

Asheville is a vibrant and growing city in North Carolina, and feels very much like Austin did about ten or fifteen years ago — from the artists to the musicians