Kosher Wine Guides
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Blade and Bow Bourbon: What the Name Means and What Is in the Bottle
The blade and the bow are the two parts of an old key, a nod to the Stitzel-Weller Distillery. A solera-aged Kentucky bourbon at 91 proof, soft and fruity, $59.99. What the solera means, the kosher question, and cheaper wheated bourbons if you like the style.
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Jack Daniel's Bottle Sizes and Prices, Explained
Old No. 7 comes in 750ml, 1 litre and 1.75 litre, and the middle bottle is the worst deal of the three - the litre costs more per ounce than the standard bottle. Every size, every price, how many pours are in each, what the sugar-maple charcoal actually does, and a straight answer on the kosher question.
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Bourbon vs Whiskey: Every Bourbon Is a Whiskey
Every bourbon is a whiskey, but most whiskey is not bourbon. The rules that define bourbon, how it differs from Scotch, rye and Irish, and which to buy first. -
Is Your Whiskey Kosher? Bourbon, Scotch, and What to Check
Plain unflavored whiskey is treated as kosher by most authorities. The questions start with flavored whiskey and sherry or wine cask finishing. What to check first.
