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After the first launch of the bold label of Bomberger's Precision Fine Grain in 2025, the traditional Bomberger's PFG label When I stumbled upon a bottle of the normal Bomberger's on a Midtown Manhattan Bomberger’s Declaration Bourbon honors the legacy of the former distillery known as Bomberger’s in the This 2025 release of Bomberger’s Declaration Kentucky Straight Bourbon continues the flavorful tradition Ready to hear how this year's Bomberger's Declaration turned out? On with the review!

Hot on the scene is the 2025 Bomberger's, this year adorned with a new name and a new finishing technique Bomberger's traditionally has featured chinquapin oak and long open-air seasoning durations. The focus is to be precise at every step of the Bomberger’s PFG™ production process. Bomberger’s PFG™ is made by first aging Kentucky Straight Bourbon in a new toasted and charred American The Bomberger’s PFG™ finishing barrel is a blend of wood from various origins, including the revered

On the surface one might find this label quite unassuming, but the Bomberger's name is a rich piece of describes their resurrection of the label which predates their own brand inception on their website saying: Bomberger ’s Declaration Distillery Bourbon honors the legacy of the former distillery known as Bomberger’s in This 2023 release continues the Bomberger’s tradition of offering bold and beautiful 108 proof Kentucky

Bomberger's. What makes this bourbon unique? Chinquapin oak. TL;DR: A true oddball whiskey and a real fall from grace compared to last year's Bomberger's Rating:   An average showing. ) For a company just coming off a pinnacle bottling in the 2023 Bomberger's , I have

Michter's has two lesser-known legacy brands they continue to put out releases for in Shenk's and Bomberger's No time like the present to get into a pour of the 2020 Bomberger's as I sit on the porch of my new home

It handily runs circles around this year's Bomberger's release , bucking the trend from previous years that saw Bomberger's stealing the limelight .

noting: In 1753, Swiss Mennonite farmer John Shenk founded Shenk’s distillery, which was later renamed Bomberger It is this great heritage that we honor with the release of Bomberger’s Declaration and Shenk’s Homestead

as 3 years  (that's 36 months for those who suck at math) for some of their special releases, like Bomberger's

Single Barrel Picks Cherry: Wild Turkey Master's Keep Revival // 1792 Aged Twelve Years Sweetness: 2023 Bomberger's

probably could have used a little longer of a dry aging duration than 2 years - perhaps 3 years like the Bomberger's

Sit and sip this to "Inner Voyage" by Nicholas Bamberger and try to tell me something doesn't stir in

On the last sip I am bombarded with red fruit.