Thanks to our good friends over at Jack Daniel’s, Dragon Bleu, and Highwood Distillery we’re proudly bringing you our 40th consecutive installment of Drinks of the Week – your weekly injection of booze facts and knowledge. This week we take a look at Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey, Dragon Bleu – Penja Pepper Vodka, and White Owl Whisky. Sit back and make sure to check out our full reviews and tasty drink recipes after the jump!

For the month of September, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey is celebrating its 161st birthday. To kick off the celebration, they invited people to South Street Seaport to break 7 Guinness World Records. As a celebration of what is right and American, we bring you 36 photos of this iconic bottle in the hands (and other places) of some of the rich and famous. Check out the gallery then join Jack’s party for a chance to 1 of 7 prizes after the jump.

This week we’re looking at whiskey, vodka and rum. To be specific: Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Select, Ed Hardy Vodka (who knew?) and Ron de Jeremy Rum… Yeah, that’s right, the aging porn star has finally hit the bottom of the barrel. Literally, they found him naked at the bottom of a rum barrel! Make sure to check out our full reviews and delicious mixed drink recipes after the jump!

When given the daunting task of acquiring exciting and unique liquor brands to test and review each and every week ’til the end of time, we thought the idea was insane… How many different brands and flavors could there be anyways? News flash: there are thousands! This week we knock three more off the list: Gentleman Jack, Bulleit Rye, and Bacardi Gold Rum. Check out our full reviews and wicked drink recipes after the jump!

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