Traditional beverage alcohol categories have seen analysts declare doom and gloom or sky high success, but reflection suggest the sun will shine on these categories again.
The Jack Daniel Distillery is celebrating this holiday season bigger than ever with the permanent introduction of its iconic Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey in a 3-liter bottle.
Little Saints announced the launch of St. Oak, a zero-proof whiskey that brings the warm notes of a rye with the sweet finish of bourbon to the alcohol-free spirits category.
For the first time, Glenfiddich introduced a trial-size edition of its 14 Year Old Bourbon Barrel Reserve. Additionally, The Balvenie will offer a limited-edition 200-ml bottle of its 14 Year Old Caribbean Cask.
Penelope Bourbon introduced Apple Cinnamon Old Fashioned, a limited-edition ready-to-pour cocktail that reimagines the timeless classic with festive flavor, it says.
This holiday season, Champagne house Piper-Heidsieck debuts its Code Rouge Edition, a limited-edition gift set designed to turn heads and turn up the celebration.