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.

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).

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.

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.

Bill Percentages: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Barley Proof: 100° Age: 10 years Further identification: Barrel 9563; barreled on 11-16-09 Oh this one is rich and dark instead of the usual light citrus I get.

Let's dive in for a thorough examination of Michter's 10 year rye, barrel 24D1810, or feel free to watch Whiskey Type:  Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages:  Undisclosed rye mash bill (that tastes Proof:  92.8° Age:  10 years (though rumored to often be older) Further identification:  This is single barrel I do think this is the type of whiskey that gets better with time and air, as my third individual tasting Whiskey editorial policy , this does feel like a whiskey that wouldn't stand up too well to comparative tastings

This last meetup was no different when I got two of the High Rye 12 day holiday single barrel releases I'm looking forward to tasting through this one tonight, it feels like a good pour given the setting Let's see how this one tastes! The empty glass smells of chocolate, flaky vanilla wafer sticks, honey, and a wonderful lightly toasted Another sip startles up the taste buds into full attention now.

Recently I was able to blind taste batch 12-18 of Stagg Jr and 2020 George T Stagg all at once (they The notes presented below were from the conglomerate tasting, but feel free to click through the batch Late in the glass, it really forms a fantastic funk as loads of barrel influence come through. Buy Stagg Jr Bourbon Batch 14 #4 - Batch 18 - 131 Proof Nose: Leather and barrel funk up front. A soft tobacco and barrel funk note has good heft.

I have access to a lot of interesting single barrel versions of this release in Massachusetts, but I will be tasting the shelfer, non-store-pick version here. Situated in heart of bourbon country on 196 acres, the Distillery boasts 29 barrel aging warehouses, Bottled at its original 125 barrel entry proof, just as it was years ago when the barrels were first I can't quite place the taste, but it's definitely different to anything I've ever had.

whiskey journey started long ago with Irish whiskey, before the wider whiskey world caught my eye and taste Having a good bit of experience tasting through this style of spirit, I definitely think it is an area from a blend of whiskies, distilled in copper pot stills, and matured in a combination of ex-Bourbon barrels in select states in March of 2023; the triple wood finishing combines bourbon, sherry & American oak barrels Dark cacao and heavily roasted coffee bean sits heavy in the background.

Pungent, intense typical-Taylor sweetness that reminds me a lot of the single barrel expressions I've Single Barrel to see where what I know to be a pleasing release stacks up against what I just tasted The nose on the single barrel is drastically neater and sweeter overall and my first sip confirms my The Single Barrel offering bursts forth with incredible sweetness and is marked by the distinct nerdz I'd easily give Amaranth the complexity nod, but the Single Barrel is definitely better.

Barrel funk is prevalent throughout the glass as notes of leather, allspice, black pepper kernels, and My right nostril finds more of the earthiness that comes with barrel funk: think patchouli, charcoal Time to taste. Oh yeah, barrel funk sticks around and is reinvigorated in spades with the introduction of the whiskey TL;DR: A great barrel proof bourbon with plenty to enjoy & explore for those looking for excitement Rating