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This drank much more like a bourbon than a rye for me after the first flashes at the start of the pour

around for even the craziest whiskey hunters to be able to track this down on any regular basis, but what So what makes this rye command something like $1,250 on secondary markets - over 10x it's MSRP of $120 I did what most others won't do and cracked my bottle open to find out. The exception to that rule seems to be Old Rip Van Winkle 10 year bourbon, which drinks remarkably close So if the whiskey inside is generally the same... again I ask: what makes this command such a price markup

I had the unfortunate experience of having a very generous flight of Four Roses bourbon shared with me Needless to say, I never published that tasting bracket until now so that you can see the history of what Whiskey Used: Wild Turkey 101 - 1.75L Company on Label: Wild Turkey Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages sample jar sources that have produced this sandalwood note are listed below if you want to reference what you have bought or just want to know what to avoid in the future.

What more could you ask for in a friend? I'm surely glad to call her one of mine! Let's see what the Michiganders are producing these days! I get all the hallmarks of an unbelievably well crafted bourbon with syrupy caramel, vanilla, molasses What a silky, bakery sweet scent to this.

The intensity of barrel strength is definitely more of what I was craving tonight. I will continue to say that the Michter's Bourbon, Rye, Sour Mash and American Whiskey are all my go-to

Daniel distillery out of Lynchburg, TN is making another splash in the whiskey world - one that has bourbon I've long maintained that utilizing Oloroso sherry finishes is akin to whisk(e)y cheat codes given it

you to the Spirit Animal picking team that was selected to help me make this choice: @barrettimbibes @bourbonman81 What an exceptional blend. Another sip produces more strawberry and cherry tones more typical of a great bourbon profile - I think

Die hard Jack fans will likely be all over this one, but what will the average drinker think of this Tennessee whiskey (that could be called bourbon, if they wanted to)?

There's little to no heat on this one at all despite the proof. This is a bourbon lover's rye for sure!

So I'm here to try a sample from a swap with a good friend of mine, the host of "Bourbon Night 2021",

Company on Label: Four Roses Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: 60% Corn, 35% Rye, 5% Malted To help you understand what a 3 rating for me means - I'm going to go for another pour of this tonight

This brand is coming off some serious highs with the 2023 10 year bourbon release cracking into my upper Sipping through this I find a tingling dichotomy between what I know is true and what I painfully want