This past weekend I had the fortunate opportunity to visit a pair of Bourboneur’s, Lindsay and Ryan Argo who recently created their own...

Fun bourbon facts to impress your friends. Let us help you become "whiskey-wise!"

Although when you think of Texas you might be apt to think of amazing brisket, landing a redfish off the Gulf Coast or that road trip...

A review of 10 of the most expensive unicorn bourbons in 2022. From tornado survivors to Van Winkles these are the bourbons everyone wants!

If you've spent any time reading the Bourboneur Blog, you're probably well on your way to knowing the legal nuances with what it takes to...

It was maybe two years ago now following an envious comment I had left on a friends Facebook page regarding a bottle of bourbon she had...

America's First Cocktail In a small apothecary shop located at 437 Royal Street in New Orleans the Sazerac was born in the year 1838. As...

Although you may have heard of the whiskey collection branded as Colonel E.H. Taylor Jr. many are unaware of the depth and breadth of the...

Today is National Bourbon Day and if you have not already penciled this into your calendar for each June 14th, consider this your...

Pairing food with whiskey provides an interesting opportunity to further explore your bourbon. In some cases, food can make it taste...

As uniquely American as NFL Football, bourbon has enjoyed a significant rise in popularity in the last decade. Folks just cannot seem to...

I recently cracked open a bottle of Eagle Rare 17, a bottle which has been on my “list” for years. It was one of those bottles that one...

Whether you’ve had a home bar or garage bar for some time or are new altogether to the world of kegerators, chances are that you have a...

Standing behind the business end of my garage bar, wrapped in the amber glow of my backlit half empty bottles of whiskey it is not...

I always struggle with hosting parties this time of year because there is a lot to celebrate! With Cinco de Mayo happening on the 5th...

I find it strange to think, but the life of a bourbon barrel is fairly complex and in large part has been shaped by the need to put men...

Bitters for me were somewhat of a mystery for a long time, most likely due to the fact that I’d not matured enough to appreciate the...

Although I enjoy my bourbon neat, I understand that many others may be looking to further explore and experiment with the complexity of...

Buffalo Trace is to Whiskey as Baseball is to America; they are inescapably bound together. The distilleries name is suggested to have...

Today I want to talk about four very different top shelf bourbons (three of which sit on the top shelf of my garage bar) which all are...