There is no official oldest whiskey. The word can mean a licensed distillery, a vintage bottle, or a continuously sold brand. Bushmills prints a 1608 license claim. Old Forester has been sold since 1870. No crown.
American rye is a TTB class: at least 51% rye grain, bottled at 40% ABV or higher. Straight rye has tighter aging and additive rules. This is not a 2022 ranking. A 1.5 oz 80-proof pour is one drink; 100 proof is 1.25.
Bourbon’s taste can be hard to explain as every bottle from different brands varies depending on its mash bill and the aging process. This bourbon taste chart…
Jameson is Irish whiskey at 40% (prior nutrition). Crown Royal Deluxe is 40% from prior nutrition/SAQ. Different countries. Not a score.
There is no official best Colorado bourbon. Colorado is origin, not a TTB class. Breckenridge Bourbon prints 43% / 86. Stranahan’s is an American single malt, not bourbon. No ranking.
Replace Jim Beam White with another Kentucky straight bourbon at 40–50% ABV. Match proof first, then mash bill.
Some whiskey lovers might have thought about keeping a bottle of whiskey for extra years to age it longer. But does whiskey age in the bottle? While this is a viable idea, you…
There is no official best whiskey gift. Read the type, age statement, and whether it is straight or bottled-in-bond. 100 proof is not bonded. No ranking or MSRP.
No official best whiskey soda. Soda is 0%. Typical US 40% FLAG. 100 ≠ BiB. No ranking.
If you still have the quarantine feels, then you better brush it off by getting your favorite bottle of whiskey and cinnamon sticks and learn how to make cinnamon whiskey…
