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  • Russell's Reserve Single Rickhouse Collection: Camp Nelson Warehouse C Bourbon Flash Review

    rye, 12% malted barley Proof:  112.4° Age:  NAS, though it's supposedly comprised of all 10+ year old barrels :  $250 Further identification:  This is the inaugural release of single rickhouse, highlighting 72 barrels My last taste leaves me longing for a more impressionable experience that I know Wild Turkey is capable premiumization trend is very likely to bust here soon, and releases like this are certainly going to sour the taste its existence when Russell's 10 year, Russell's 13 year , Kentucky Spirit , Rare Breed , and single barrel

  • 2025 Michter's 10 Year Bourbon Review: A Most Thorough Examination

    “Live in each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself How these blends get put together is still much of a mystery, but the tasting team at Michter's consists to do—spending upwards of a week getting to know a particular whisky expression before offering full tasting 10 years (though commonly assumed to be older) MSRP:  $195 Further identification:  This is a single barrel product; the bottle under review comes from barrel 25A0147, which I purchased with my own money at an

  • 2022 William Larue Weller Kentucky Straight Wheated Bourbon Review

    If Weller Full Proof is the pinnacle of barrel selection, this is the brand's magnus opus. Weller picks with local retailers now, and if they'd let me, I'd absolutely want to bottle them at barrel If you're not familiar, barrel proof means that no water is added to the whiskey prior to bottling. You get the closest experience to thieving straight from the barrel which is an awesome thing to do if that encapsulates the cork and cap; more information can be found in the document below: Nose: Deep barrel

  • Redbreast Tawny Port Cask Edition Irish Whiskey Review

    A tawny port cask finish Irish whiskey is not unheard of, with Irish whiskey often utilizing any barrels Bourbon barrels, sherry barrels and port barrels continue to be the powerhouse aging medium for Irish Another taste rings in a nondescript fruit basket.

  • Stagg Jr Bourbon Batch 11 Review: Were the Older Batches Just... Better?

    As my glencairn runs low, I find a strong return to the barrel funk where we started out at, still supported Tasting through later in the glass remains consistent and enjoyable, with a buzzing booziness depositing all the fruit tones on my taste buds—think E.H. The answer is "not always," but after this tasting, I can tell you that Batch 11 is definitely one of WRITTEN BY: NICK ANDERSON With over a decade of tasting experience, Nick Anderson brings a well-calibrated

  • Blue Run Emerald Rye Whiskey Review

    Adding to the complexity, several Emerald barrels were aged at different locations more than fifty miles Further identification: This is the Winter of 2022 release from Blue Run Spirits - a blend of 189 barrels Old Kentucky barrel funk surprises me here - this blend couldn't be all that old, but it sure smells The joy of 189 barrels culminates cohesively in a trove of woodshop projects. The air in the glass is light for barrel proof; it hangs there sweet but potent like an early Summer

  • Jack Daniel's 10 Year Batch 04 Tennessee Whiskey Review - Getting to the Bottom of the 2025 Release

    Presumably made up entirely of 10 year old barrels, the team at Jack Daniel's certainly has a hard act Palate:  On first taste I find zesty lemon cookie that darts across the tongue before all the flavor Batch 4 Nose Black pepper Paper Faint citrus Creamy vanilla Elegant spice depth Sweet fruit Caramel Barrel

  • Heaven Hill 90th Anniversary Bourbon Review: Just Another Premium Dupe?

    I have since sat down with this well more than the typical three sober tastings I call for in my editorial Tasting this bottle next to the likes of Heaven Hill Heritage Collection 17 year and the proximal 18 Just take some of my other recent Heaven Hill reviews: Elijah Craig Barrel Proof B523 (4/5), Heaven Give me literally any batch of Elijah Craig Barrel Proof over the Heaven Hill 90th Anniversary bottling

  • Green River Distilling Full Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Review: A Pour of Pot Still Patience

    To date, Green River distributes to 25 states with a portfolio that includes Rye, Wheated, Single Barrel I also own and have opened a single barrel offering. Further identification:  A blend of 5, 6, and 7-year bourbon bottled at barrel Returning to the nose after a taste ushers in much more spice, black pepper, and leather, with orange The flavors remain where they stand on this stage of sipping, even as I taste late in the glass.

  • J.T.S. Brown Bottled in Bond Bourbon Review

    Deep vanilla barrel char, a hallmark of Heaven Hill bourbon, is woven deeply into the fabric of the glass A tinge of barrel funk suggests the whiskey spent plenty of time pushing in and out of the barrel staves Returning from a sip I continue to find lovely, classic bourbon barrel aromas. The empty glass smells of roasted almonds, oily cashews and savory tomato paste. Palate: On first tasting this I am surprised at how low-volume the flavors are compared to the nose.

  • Wild Turkey Generations Bourbon Review - Head to Head Comparisons with Russell's 13 Year & Dusty Turkey

    Russell, Eddie Russell and Associate Blender Bruce Russell, this bourbon is a blend of hand-selected barrels family distillery in 1893, this bourbon is the culmination of an interesting array of hand-selected barrels return to the citrus tones from the beginning, not unfamiliar to those who love Russell's Reserve single barrels vintage feel isn't quite dusty Wild Turkey (known for its funk), but something more synonymous with low barrel The nose is all that modern, rich, deep barrel funk (think George T. Stagg for you Sazerac lovers).

  • Milam & Greene Very Small Batch Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review

    These barrels are a combination of bourbon distilled by master distiller Marlene Holmes in Kentucky using the proprietary Milam & Greene mash bill and barrels of Tennessee bourbon. The barrel recipe for Batch 1 is 20% of the precious Kentucky barrels and 80% Tennessee barrels. The barrels are divided into smaller batches to marry in 1,000-gallon vatting tanks before finishing. For Batch 1, the barrels are aged in Kentucky and then Texas for just shy of 4 years.

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