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What exactly a "small batch" brand could mean is anyone's guess, but people have been guessing about it ever since they started lining up in stores to buy a bottle. What people think they know is that smaller batches require more care than larger batches and that the distiller takes more time to write descriptions and come up with names. 

Any long-time whisky enthusiast has witnessed the whisky boom pick up steam over the past 2-3 decades. The tried and true offerings from years past are still very popular. At the same time, a flood of new bottles from start-up distillers hit the market every year. In such a landscape, it's not surprising that many high-quality whiskeys are underappreciated. To help some of them out, we have scoured the internet for whiskies that deserve more attention, according to the most informed whisky pundits like....

There is also a variety of tasting rooms and restaurants along the trail, so you can stop and sample the wares of each distillery. The Oregon Distillery Trail is the perfect way to explore the world of whiskey and taste some of the best that Oregon has to offer.

During World War II the distillery lost its glory when it was run over by London bootleggers. In 1949, the then owners of the distillery were declared bankrupt due to unpaid tax bills. Fortunately, it was bought at auction in 1950 for 71,000 pounds by the Chivas Brothers, who turned it into the home of the legendary...

The good thing is that for the three categories above, there are whiskeys to fit any budget. Whether it's a $50 or a $5,000 bottle, once you figure out the gift recipient's drinking and food preferences and style, you are sure to find a whiskey that they'll be happy with and appreciate...