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    1. Corzo Silver Tequila Review

      The Corzo Tequila (Tequila Silver) arrived in a fantastically attractive bottle—minimalism at its best. Carzo hired a famous French designer that modeled the bottle after modern Mexican buildings. The end result is a unique bottle, a tall, rectangular bottle with a square angular spout that would look great in any bar. Being a fan of ...Read More

    2. Hiram Walker Butterscotch Schnapps Review

      Winter is almost upon us and, for some reason, I associate butterscotch schnapps with winter. I guess it's because of those buttery, toffee, butterscotch flavors. And, it may also be because on my 21st birthday, which occurred in December, I celebrated with a number of butterscotch flavored drinks. It must have been the bartender's specialty ...Read More

    3. Kirkland Premium Small Batch Bourbon, Aged 7 Years Review

      On a recent outing to Costco, we ran across a new item, the Kirkland Premium Small Batch Bourbon. You might be thinking, really, Costco is making bourbon now? Well, Costco isn't really making bourbon; they sourced it from one of the distilleries and private labelled it. Given the price at $19.99, I was game to ...Read More

    4. Johnnie Walker Blue Label vs. Chivas Regal 18

      We were recently asked to taste two amazing whiskies head to head, Johnnie Walker Blue Label vs. Chivas Regal 18. Chivas Regal 18 Chivas Regal 18 includes over 20 of Scotland’s rarest single malt whiskies Quite strong on the nose with a slight oakyness. The color is a rich dark amber. On the tongue Chivas 18 is smooth, fruity and ...Read More

    5. (ri)1 Rye Whiskey Review

      Beam just introduced (ri)1 in the midst of rye whiskey's comeback from more than 70 years in the shadows. In the 19th and early 20th century, rye was the go-to liquor. Many traditional cocktails--like the Manhattan and the Old Fashioned--originated as rye cocktails. But after Prohibition ended in 1933, American distillers turned all their attention to bourbon. No ...Read More