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I am historically a huge fan of this style of blending and finishing as it allows for a wide array of Barrell self describes their creation, saying: Each component whiskey in Vantage is finished separately Company on Label: Barrell Craft Spirits Whiskey Type: Finished Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: Undisclosed Rating: 4/5 This is really good whiskey. are with your closest friends and family & remember to enjoy the company as much if not more than the whiskey

People from all walks of whiskey life have likely heard of the brand and distillery Buffalo Trace. Known for now also housing some of the most coveted whiskeys including the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Now let's dive in on the whiskey. Are these worth chasing? While not an overly exceptional whiskey, it's a classic profile that I think even the most seasoned whiskey No offense to Kappy's whatsoever here, I know they can still pick good whiskey.

The creativity in the blends is always interesting & I love to see some of their high aged barrels going to a blend when traditionally they do a lot of single barrel products. Company on Label: Four Roses Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: A blend of both the B and E Everything is so expertly layered on this blend. I know a whole slew of drinkers who would prefer this over many other rare barrel proof whiskeys just

Time to get into a deep dive of the whiskey I fell in love with at first sip! Company on Label: Cathead Distillery (Distilled in Indiana) Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages of complexity that few whiskeys achieve with this kind of ease. The sip shimmers and shakes with a beautiful sweet & spicy blend of effervescence. This is exceptional whiskey from exceptional folks.

Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 9% 2005 bourbon (21% rye), 5% 2006 bourbon (36% rye), 19% On my first sip I taste a very sweet blend of higher rye content bourbon - there's some baking spice, This is a damn good bourbon blend crafted from well-aged stocks.

were filled on December 29th, 2005, from a mash bill of 78% corn, 10% rye, and 12% malted barley, this whiskey So, he had each of its two doublers packed with copper mesh to increase important contact with the whiskey Company on Label: Heaven Hill Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted TL;DR: Marvelously balanced and complex bourbon; a nonpareil of blending prowess Rating: 5/5 (Just wow The Heaven Hill team continues to prove they have some masterclass whiskey blending skills with this

alongside the expertise of master blender Lauren Patz, has allowed them to stay fresh in the competitive whiskey And is "staying fresh" a shoo-in for great-tasting whiskey? 4% malted barley Proof: 96° Age: NAS Further identification: According to the back label, this is a blend It’s rather sleepy for a whiskey loudly named. TL;DR: A sleepy whiskey best paired with an afternoon of far-away stares Rating: 3/5 (Decent.

whiskey into our hands. So, what does all this have to do with a whiskey write up? Four Roses once sold rye whiskey. Company on Label: Four Roses Whiskey Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: A blend of 6 recipes: OBSV, OESV, OBSK, OESK, OBSF, and OESF in undisclosed proportions Proof: 104° Age

Company on Label: Wild Turkey Whiskey Type: Finished Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 75% Corn, 13% Rye , 12% Malted Barley Proof: 101° Age: 12 years (blend of 12 to 15 year bourbons) Further identification : This 2018 release whiskey utilizes 20 year old sherry casks from Jerez, Spain as the finishing barrels It lingers long with sweet fruit blending softly into leather, tobacco and soft oak. In doing so I think it may miss the mark by a little for the whiskey connoisseur to consider this one

This whiskey came at me fast. This is the original high scorer / overachiever blend of barrels that captured the world's attention. Will it exude all the elegance of a perfectly crafted whiskey? Will it set a new bar for what I currently consider exceptional whiskey? This whiskey is absolutely irreproducible, and that is a damn shame because it is quite good.

Company on Label: Old Evan Williams Distillery Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 78% Corn, Sort of a copper pot kind of smell similar to an Irish whiskey presentation. It does not have the oily/creamy texture of an actual copper pot whiskey however.

Company on Label: Old Forester Whiskey Type: Straight Rye Whiskey (though Old Forester decides to leave the 'e' off when they spell whisky) Mash Bill Percentages: 15% Corn, 65% Rye, 20% Malted Barley Proof This is quite fruit forward, but it comes off like a blended medley more than any one distinct flavor throughout and I was left with short bursts of enjoyment rather than a well-orchestrated symphony that good whiskey I love the whiskey community though and want to thank @luckytimmy13 again here for letting me try this