In honor of Blood Oath's double-digit age milestone, Rempe achieved a double finish for this year's special, secret blend. The first finish was perfected in Cabernet Franc barrels, imbuing rich flavors of tart raspberries and black pepper. The second finish was refined in Merlot barrels, instilling the tastes of red stone fruits with undertones of vanilla, cocoa and anise. The result is a delicious and distinctive pour.

Taters takes a deep plunge into its mission with Booker's Bear-ly Legal Rye. Our label pays homage to Knob Creek founder Booker Noe as we imagine him taking the Polar Plunge into the frozen waters.

When our friends at Liquor Locker in Saint Joseph, Michigan extended an invitation to join them in picking their next New Riff bourbon barrel, we couldn't have been more thrilled.

Bottle release? Check.

Bourbon Tasting? Check.

Distiller bottle signing? Check.

Tater Games? Check.

Barrel Pick? Check. Check.

It's truly a great time to be a Tater.

Honoring tradition and authenticity, our Origin Series Wheated Bottled-in-Bond 6-year expression presents the best locally-sourced Kentucky corn and wheat grains. This expression features 20% wheat in the mash bill, creating a modern expression of beautifully balanced bourbon.

The Spirit of Giving event was to be the culmination of Taters, Inc.’s efforts to give back during the winter season where the spirit of giving is at its peak.

Besides running to the store for the newest bottle release (more like camping out these days), nothing screams “tater” like a good "desecration of bottle" with stickers, wax and more.

There’s no doubt that Bourbon & Bingo was a great success. McMillen raised over $68,000 on the occasion. And Taters stepped up big time.

Sound the Tater Horn! Nothing assembles the tater team better than a great bourbon release.

Our first Tater Tuesday event was held at the Community Harvest Food Bank in celebration of over $5K raised by Taters in support of the charity.

The Spirit of Giving event was to be the culmination of Taters, Inc.’s efforts to give back during the winter season where the spirit of giving is at its peak.

With a little water and some time to open up, short barrel S218 was the unanimous choice. At 122.7 proof and yielding a mere 82 bottles, this pick required some tatering befitting of our quest for MGP gold.

let’s be honest, we’re Taters, so this bottle needed a good tatering. In this instance, Billy Idol and Rebel Yell were the no brainer.

Non-chill filtered and bottled at 114.2 proof, the 2021 Limited Edition Small Batch features four different hand-selected batches aged 12 to 16 years. These batches represent four of the distillery’s 10 distinct Bourbon recipes – a 16-year-old Bourbon from the OBSV recipe, a 14- year-old OBSQ, a 12-year-old OESK, and a 16-year-old OESV

We are excited to announce that Taters, Inc. has partnered with Belmont Beverage and Tolon Restaurant to select a Hugh Hamer Double Oaked Single Barrel Bourbon from West Fork Whiskey Company!

Enter the next bottle in the long line of mythical creatures in the hunt: Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Warehouse C Bourbon. Announced earlier in May, these Buffalo have allegedly been roaming the wild lately. And while no Buffalo were harmed (i.e. opened) in the filming of this creature, Taters was able to snag a bottle from our friends at Belmont for some Glamour Shots.

Reputation aside, Jack Daniel’s has been expanding their lineup and they offer many expressions crafted to enjoy neat or on the rocks, no Coke required. Today, we are taking a look at Jack Daniel’s Barrel Proof Single Barrel Tennessee Whiskey.

The Discovery Series is Bardstown Bourbon Company’s top shelf offering. Each entry into the series consists of a blend of well-aged whiskies sourced from established distilleries. This brand has been getting some serious recognition as their 3rd release landed near or at the top of many ‘Top Bourbons of 2020’ lists.

From the bottle to your glass the nose or the 2021 Taters Four Roses Barrel Proof pick gives off some immediate notes of classic Four Roses “V” yeast strain.

J.W. Rutledge Distillery who is behind the premium bourbon Cream of Kentucky, has released High Plains Rye. The whiskey comes as a blend of five straight rye whiskeys from Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and New York.