The American blended whiskey category is a fascinating subsection of the greater whiskey market. Outside the U.S., blended whiskies are highly regarded and sought after, while in the states, they tend ...

The delicious whiskey, which is the latest bottle in the trend of aged ryes, is perfect in your next Manhattan. Knob Creek 10-Year-Old is well-priced at $70 and carries many of the spicy yet ...

A few years ago, Knob Creek brought the nine-year-old age statement back to its flagship bourbon. And now, for the first time ever, the whiskey brand is adding an age statement to its rye whiskey—from ...

Still, Knob Creek Bourbon X Rye is, in my opinion, the best example of this particular blend of categories so far. The core whiskeys are great on their own, and they are aged longer than most of the ...

Knob Creek has brought back its much-loved Bourbon x Rye Kentucky Blended Straight Whiskey, and it’s turning heads among whiskey lovers. This unique blend combines the distillery’s 9-year-old bourbon ...

Many view rye and bourbon interchangeably, especially in the context of cocktails. The ambivalence is somewhat understandable given their production similarities and even mash bills (i.e., recipes) in ...

Manhattans are, along with martinis/Gibsons, probably the most frequently consumed cocktails in my apartment. And one of the great dilemmas I have faced for most of the years I’ve been making and ...

The new extra-aged rye whiskey reinforces Knob Creek's(R) legacy of high-quality craftsmanship of full flavored whiskies CLERMONT, Ky., June 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Knob Creek(R) Bourbon, a leader in ...

I reviewed the original release of this blend of whiskeys last year—which the brand said was a one-time thing at the time)—and was pretty impressed by it (I even predicted that it would come back for ...

Ranging in proof from approximately 110–130 for Bourbon and 100–120 for Rye, each barrel delivers a distinct and full-flavored experience, honoring the legacy of Booker Noe, the founder of Knob Creek ...

I take a little offense, now and then, to the way rye whiskey has a tendency to be marketed. Because bourbon sucks all of the air and the energy out of the room when talking about American whiskey in ...