The Whisky Lover’s Indianapolis Travel Guide

Indy’s welcoming spirit can be felt at its many distilleries, bars, and restaurants.

How to Taste Lemon Flavors in Whisky

From sour to sweet, learn to pick up a range of lemon flavors in single malt whisky.

Vodka, gin, and other spirits made from rye won’t taste like whiskey, but they do show off a different side of the grain.

Bourbon, scotch, and Irish whiskey are all being partly aged in rum casks—with excellent results.

Whisky-based punches with winter flavors like cinnamon, clove, and allspice make sure crowd-pleasers.

Luscious persimmons and a bounty of spices pair with bourbon in this punch cocktail that can be served chilled or hot.

Ginger and jalapeño add sweet-and-spicy zing to silky Irish whiskey in this mulled cider that’s delicious whether sipped hot or cold.

Highland single malt joins piquant sherry, Bénédictine, spearmint, and Angostura bitters in this warming holiday punch cocktail.

Subtly floral Canadian rye, along with apple, sparkling wine, and freshly grated cinnamon, shine in this elegant punch cocktail.

The beer and shot combination is making a return, with added emphasis on high-quality whisky and thoughtful pairings.

While Tennessee whiskey rules Music City, there’s much more to the urban scene than Jack Daniel’s.

From Earl Grey to Lapsang Souchoung, different whiskies can highlight a variety of tea flavors.