What happens when Kentucky bourbon takes a trip to Southern Europe? Lux Row Small Batch Albariño Cask Finish. A bourbon unlike anything else in your collection.
(more…)With so many ways to bottle bourbon, it’s easy to forget what’s what. If you’ve found yourself standing in the aisle, wondering if that higher-priced bourbon is really worth it, we’re here to explain the differences between small batch, single barrel and standard bourbons.
(more…)Finding the perfect gift for the whiskey lover in your life doesn’t have to be overwhelming—even if you don’t know the difference between a rye and a bourbon.
Whether they’re seasoned collectors or just starting their whiskey journey, Lux Row Distillers has you covered with a selection of exceptional spirits. From award-winning bourbons to bold rye whiskeys, this guide highlights gifts that are sure to impress and delight.
(more…)When the air turns crisp, and leaves crunch underfoot, there’s no better way to embrace the flavors of fall than with a warm, bourbon-infused apple cider.
This classic pairing of rich, spiced cider and bold whiskey isn’t just a treat for the senses—it’s a nod to history, tradition, and the art of craft distilling. Today, we’ll explore the origins of this fall favorite, how to make your own apple cider from scratch, and the perfect way to elevate it with Lux Row Distillers bourbons.
(more…)Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey is a truly American spirit that has existed since the late 1700s. However, in the nearly three centuries since its inception, bourbon has evolved quite a bit.
One thing that hasn’t changed much, is the aging process.
Aging transforms the raw distillate into a masterpiece of taste and character. Aging is not merely a tradition; it’s a science that involves time, temperature, and the unique properties of the barrels used.
This article delves into the intricacies of how aging affects bourbon whiskey and offers insights into the age statement you often see on its bottles.
Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey is a truly American spirit that has existed since the late 1700s. However, in the nearly three centuries since its inception, bourbon has evolved quite a bit.
One thing that hasn’t changed much, is the aging process.
Aging transforms the raw distillate into a masterpiece of taste and character. Aging is not merely a tradition; it's a science that involves time, temperature, and the unique properties of the barrels used.
This article delves into the intricacies of how aging affects bourbon whiskey and offers insights into the age statement you often see on its bottles.
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