But when it comes to brown liquors like whisky and rum, is there one that's a better option for you than the other? According to dietician Amy Brownstein, MS, RDN, neither is inherently "healthier" ...

George T. Stagg shaped bourbon history. His name now defines bold, top-shelf whiskey and a legacy that echoes across Kentucky ...

The difference between whiskey and whisky lies in a subtle yet vital detail, specifically the country of production, as we delve into the diverse realms of these spirits.

Is it “whiskey,” or is the proper spelling “whisky?” Few things are more annoying to whiskey drinkers than someone mistakenly spelling the spirit whiskey when it should be spelled as whisky.

We’re pitting 10 new and killer bourbons against 10 new and awesome rye whiskeys in a blind taste battle. Here’s which bottle won.

Rye whiskey and bourbon: the differences and similarities The difference between bourbon and rye comes down to a single factor: the primary grain used in their production.

Something as simple as the spelling of "whiskey" vs. "whisky" has more of a long and rich backstory than you would probably expect.

Whiskey is a spirit that’s produced from a distilled mash of fermented grains and then aged in wood. It represents the entire category under which reside specific types of whisk(e)y: Scotch ...