SUP Magazine: This American Single Malt Is a Great Buy for Sherry Fans

Although still nowhere near as big as bourbon, American single malt whiskey continues to grow in popularity. But the long-awaited hope that the category will finally get a legal definition remains unrealized as yet.  A few years ago, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB, the governmental organization that regulates alcohol) proposed a standard of identity that many producers were pushing for: American single malt has to be produced and aged at one distillery in the U.S., made ...