Every year, Midleton releases its Very Rare edition of Irish Whiskey and the 2014 edition has officially been released. Midleton Very Rare 2014 has been aged – or at least some ingredients have been aged – for up to 22 years, blended from single pot still and grain whiskies and matured in ex-bourbon American oak […]
Major League Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Bert Blyleven [Minnesota Twins, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cleveland Indians, Texas Rangers, California Angels] joined pastry-and-whiskey forces with 2 Gingers Irish Whiskey to pummel people with pies for charity at the build-up to the 2014 MLB All-Star Game being held in Minneapolis, Minnesota. On Monday, July 14 in Minneapolis, Blyleven […]
St. Patrick’s Day is mere hours away now and in case you were kicking yourself in the shin for that perfect celebration cocktail for the event, don’t fret, Guinness and Bushmills have thoughtfully provided you some options that just so happen to include their products… The Black Tie Affair 1 oz. blackberries 1 oz. Black […]
Everybody will be ordering Jameson Irish Whiskey for their St. Patrick’s Day festivities next week but those who fancy beer yet still would like a hint of whiskey while they are wearing their green, Jameson has you covered. The popular brand has partnered with a London microbrewery, Beavertown, to produce a limited edition 9% alcohol […]
A mere three years ago, 2 Gingers Irish Whiskey [80 proof/40% alcohol content] existed as a hopeful stab to get women interested in drinking whiskey – particularly in Minnesota – but now, the brand has progressed through the state of Minnesota, across the Midwest and now will be promoted in all 50 United States of […]
Most of the world is either confused or disgusted – or both – by Dennis Rodman’s recent trip to North Korea. The former NBA player nicknamed The Worm has been cozying up to brutal dictator Kim Jong-Un and it was disclosed that part of that cozying included a birthday gift from Rodman to the dictator […]
It used to be that the people who liked whiskey [or whisky] were a select group – a real select group – but that was before the big distilleries discovered just how much they could monkey with the taste [oak, then honey, now blackberry and a million others] and how much money they could make […]