For all the changes in the whiskey world over the last decade—the resurgence of rye, skyrocketing bourbon prices, and establishment of American single malt to lineups—the toasted barrel finish has had the biggest impact. Debuted by Michter's in 2014 as US*1 Toasted Barrel Finish Bourbon, the style became an instant hit. Now, Michter's has unveiled the 2024 edition of the limited release bottling—the first since 2021. For a whiskey to legally be called bourbon, it must be aged ...
