Whenever we go camping with our friend Erin, she always brings a Tupperware full of freshly cut mango and a container of Tajin. We’ll crack into the mango, sprinkle it with Tajin, and devour it until it’s all gone.… Read the rest “Mix it Up Monday: Mango Tajin Dream”
*A note: While the Wilderness Whiskey Women prioritize sharing our reviews and experiences for others, this review of Old Grand-Dad Bonded Bourbon is for me and my grandfather. That doesn’t mean, however, that you aren’t welcome here. Just like WWW’s mission, we both loved nothing more than to share a story, a laugh, and a generous pour of whiskey.… Read the rest “Old Grand-Dad Bonded Bourbon : A Special Review”
Blue Note Juke Joint Whiskey caught my attention recently, but not in a liquor store. Blue Note has instead been popping up on our Instagram feed. In the past few weeks, I’ve seen several pictures and posts praising this whiskey.… Read the rest “Blue Note Juke Joint Whiskey: Review”
You’ve heard the adage before: “Everything’s bigger in Texas.” Following the state’s claim to fame, Giant Texas Bourbon Whiskey also brings size directly into the name, which should make it easy to remember (and giggle at, a little).… Read the rest “Giant Texas Bourbon Whiskey: Review”
Spring hath sprung and camp season is upon us. There are few better ways to celebrate the changing of the seasons than sitting by a campfire and enjoying a glass of whiskey. For our inaugural camp trip for 2022, we snagged a bottle of Elijah Craig Small Batch to enjoy on our expedition.… Read the rest “Elijah Craig Small Batch: Review”
Axe and the Oak is a small distillery making waves in Colorado Springs, CO. Conveniently located in our backyard, A&O was established in 2013, shortly after Alie and I met. Making their home in the basement of an Elementary school-turned brewery, A&O provided new options for the non-beer drinkers at Ivywild.… Read the rest “Axe and the Oak Colorado Mountain Bourbon Whiskey: Review”
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