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  • Spirits Editor, Men's Journal
  • Editor at Large, Bartender Magazine
  • Cocktails & Spirits Expert I Award-Winning Author I Whiskey Historian I Liquor Consultant, Liquor Intelligence LLC
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Wrote The Art of American Whiskey, Assoc Editor Oxford Companion to Spirits & Cocktails. Look out for my Whiskey Bible 2025! Listen to Fix Me a Drink podcast.
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Forget Beer—These Are the Surprising Drinks Taking Over Baseball Stadiums Original

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By Noah Rothbaum Verified
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Twenty years ago, on a balmy 70 degree night in Pittsburgh’s PNC Park, the Philadelphia’s Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard won Major League Baseball’s All-Star Home Run Derby by hitting a total of 23 dingers. He was able to just edge out New York Mets third baseman David Wright, who finished second with 22 total long balls.
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Act Fast—It’s Your Last Chance to Score the Rare Stagg Bourbon for a Penny!

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By Noah Rothbaum Verified
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One of the hardest unicorn whiskeys to hunt down these days is Stagg Bourbon. It’s bottled at cask strength and isn’t cut down with any water. This is why the proof of each batch varies slightly. The expression was first introduced in 2013 as a more reasonably priced and more widely available alternative to the nearly impossible to find George E. Stagg Bourbon. One small problem: Stagg is really good and quickly became very hard to track down.
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Buffalo Trace Just Dropped Its Latest Set of Unicorn Whiskeys. Find Out How to Score One Original

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By Noah Rothbaum Verified
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During Prohibition, if you wanted a bottle of whiskey from Colonel Albert B. Blanton’s famous George T. Stagg Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, you first needed to go to your doctor and get a prescription. During the famously dry period only a handful of distilleries were allowed to bottle special pints of so-called medicinal whiskey.
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