With the barrel proof label, a sweet mash indication on the side label and a barrel number that suggests Percentages: 33% Corn, 56% Rye, 11% Malted Barley Proof: 106° Age: 4 years Further identification: Barrel

most prolific American whiskey blenders in the industry known for his high-proof, robust Kentucky Owl bourbon Company on Label: Prestige Beverage Group Whiskey Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages : Undisclosed proportions of high rye (35%) and low rye (16-18%) bourbon mash bills (min 51% corn); Proof glass I smell a wonderful parallel to the butterscotch notes that I usually find on the Weller wheated bourbon It does everything that a Kentucky bourbon should without being too plain.

brand was founded in 2018 by Kenny Coleman and Ryan Cecil following their wildly successful podcast Bourbon They talk about growing their brand amongst the heavy competition that "big bourbon" poses in one of Company on Label: Pursuit Spirits Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed proportions of 2 high rye and a wheated bourbon mash bills from: Kentucky (Bardstown Bourbon Company) - 75% Corn The proof gets a little out of hand when doing this, but it's nothing a seasoned bourbon drinker can't

this release, I'll reach into Blue Run's description which reads: Blue Run Trifecta Kentucky Straight Bourbon were used for this blend which rendered out a 117.1 proof bourbon whiskey that Shaylyn is proud to put Company on Label: Blue Run Spirits Whiskey Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: A blend TL;DR: Unique spice-forward Kentucky bourbon that jumps around a lot Rating: 3/5 (Decent. Shaylyn has managed to take well understood Kentucky bourbon stocks and blended them in a way that creates

Company on Label: Mayor Pingree (Valentine Distilling) Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Indiana bourbon mash bill (either 21% or 36% rye) Proof: 139.4° Age: 16 years Further identification : This single barrel was distilled in Indiana, it comes from barrel J06-02 Nose: Holy hazmat nose batman

bourbon was available for us to sample. Nosing through late in the glass just shows off a prime example of classic Kentucky bourbon. Palate: At first sip, I find classic bourbon notes in light cherry skins, raisin, and caramel. TL;DR: Classic bourbon that's had most of its complexity blended out Rating: 3/5 ( Decent. I can go either way on it. ) Everything about this bourbon is enjoyable but unremarkable.

10 year bourbon is truly a blessing. This offers none of the quaint, comfortable Kentucky bourbon character I've come to expect out of an For this bourbon, what was missed was the mark. TL;DR: A drastically different spectrum of flavor on this year's 10 year bourbon leaves me nonplussed With another data point coming from my experience favoring the 23A barrels of 10 year bourbon , is it

With the Old Rip brand in hand, he bought back his own family's old whiskey barrels from the new owners With Diageo selling off old stocks of the Stitzel-Weller Distillery barrels for a mere $200 a pop, Julian Classic bourbon caramel is here in spades. factor that other bourbons have achieved . While this is a solid bourbon, I have had equally memorable experiences with other bottles.

On paper, it's just Wild Turkey's bourbon mash bill, ultra-aged to a monstrous 16 years in Kentucky's Barrel entry proof today is often maximized to the legal limit of 125 proof for bourbon in an effort Over the years, millions of gallons of Wild Turkey Bourbon were fermented in them; chances are if you drank their Bourbon, it was processed through these tanks." Overall the glass retains its classic bourbon DNA well, as vanilla tones continue to proliferate late

Mayor Pingree 6 Year Single Barrel Cask Strength Straight Rye Whiskey Company on Label: Valentine Distilling Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Proof: 121.6° Age: 6 years Further identification: This single barrel is produced and aged by Valentine; the whiskey comes from barrel 705 and is a distillery only release I get all the hallmarks of an unbelievably well crafted bourbon with syrupy caramel, vanilla, molasses

Whiskey Co Whiskey Type: Kentucky Straight Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed - a Kentucky bourbon mash bill that went into used barrels Proof: 117.5° Age: NAS Further identification: Batch 1 (8 barrel

I've tried this many different times, many different ways; in neat pours, in blind lineups, in an old fashioned... you name it. This review will be a neat pour. Company on Label: Wild Turkey Whiskey Type: Straight Rye Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 37% Corn, 51% Rye, 12% Barley Proof: 112.2° Age: NAS Further identification: Purchased early 2020 Nose: Mint and leafy spring greens. Copper note with a slightly earthy oak. Bubble gum and dust. Citrus is like an orange zest, but it's not sweet. A lot of dill now that I've had a sip. Cotton balls. Copper metallic note is all throughout this now. It's kind of off-putting. By the bottom of the glass a nice vanilla and caramel show up, but are quickly pulled off the surface and that volume of sweet air is consumed completely on a deep inhale. Palate: Whew! Big citrus spice right on tongue. Quite a bit of mint and a strange wood funk I can't place. Anise. Little to no linger. I let this rest a while longer hoping for a better experience. Still really only astringency I'm experiencing. There might still be some citrus or stone fruit hidden in these depths but they are fleeting. Minty and still funky, I can't say this is my favorite profile; I've loved absolutely everything else from Wild Turkey, but this bottle is a bit of a miss for me. Rating: 3/5