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The Sunday Pour: Janis Brown in a Bottle

Posted on July 12, 2026 by Douglas Blaine

I carried a small Green River jug to the funeral of one of my oldest friends’ mothers. By the end of the reception, we realized the bourbon had followed much the same path she had—and reflected her personality almost perfectly. Continue reading →

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The Bourbon Cheapskate, Vol. 21: Christmas Edition—The Day the Cheapskate Takes the Cork Out

Posted on December 25, 2025 by Douglas Blaine

Every other week, I write about finding bourbon that feels extravagant without the extravagant price tag. But Christmas isn’t the day for restraint. It’s the day to open the bottle you’ve been saving, to pour generously, and to share it with the people who matter most. Bourbon can always be replaced. Friends and family can’t. Continue reading →

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