2023 was another big year for spirits releases. Tequila didn't stop exploding in popularity, and it seemed like a few new brands launched every month. Some were celebrity-backed money grabs, while others were made with traditional methods and additive-free, something that consumers are becoming more aware of. In American whiskey, Maker's Mark released its oldest bourbon to date, and both large and craft distilleries continued to experiment with cask finishes (although there's at least one barrel type that should be left alone). Irish whiskey, single malt and blended scotch, rum, cognac all welcomed exciting new expressions, and there was even an American-made rye whiskey amaro and a barrel-aged limoncello that hit the market. We've put together a list of the best spirits of 2023 in a variety of categories, from whiskey to cognac to mezcal. |
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