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  • Stagg Jr Batches 12 Through 18 Ranked - Head to Head Bourbon Reviews with a George T. Stagg Bonus

    proof - Winter 2019 Batch 12 - 132.3 proof - Summer 2019 Batch 11 - 127.9 proof - Winter 2018 Batch 10 Trace Distillery Whiskey Type: Bourbon Mash Bill Percentages: Buffalo Trace Mash Bill #1 (Low Rye < 10% Stagg is supposedly aged 15 years and the Junior batches around 8 years Further identification: Batches Palate: Oh yeah. That's my fruity jam right there.

  • Whiskey Acres 7 Year Bourbon Whiskey Review: A Testament to Patience & Authenticity

    Releasing a 7-year bourbon produced by the hands of fifth-generation farmers working the surrounding I was generously offered a sample of Whiskey Acres' 7-year bourbon to review before its release on July up their sleeve this year. Whiskey Type: Bourbon Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 75% yellow dent corn, 15% soft red winter wheat, 10% Sipping through this in comparison to the inaugural release, I found last year's release held richer

  • Shape Up or Ship Out: Is Stagg Jr 25A Bourbon the Return to Form We've Been Waiting For?

    Will 2025 be the year for Stagg? With the patience of the collective community wearing thin and demand seemingly cratering for whiskey high corn, low rye, malted barley) Proof:  126.5° Age:  NAS (though rumored to typically be around 8 years

  • Wild Turkey Master's Keep Triumph Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey Review - Elegance & Refinement in the Era of the Rye Renaissance

    This edition of Master’s Keep is a “Triumph” – at 10-years-old, it’s the oldest age-stated rye we’ve Bonus Comparative Tasting & Ranking of Pinnacle Rye Whiskeys: Wild Turkey Master's Keep Triumph 10 Year Rye vs Rare Character Brook Hill 11 Year MGP Rye vs Parker's Heritage Collection 10 Year Rye Wild Turkey Parker's Heritage Collection 10 Year Rye: Dark, tannic oak tones lead the way upon lifting the glass Rye Whiskey Barrel 1607 "Want" Parker's Heritage Collection 10 Year Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey WRITTEN

  • Rare Character Limited Release Batch 01 Straight Rye Whiskey Review - A First Look at the 2024 Rye Blend from Whiskey's Hottest Brand Right Now

    This inaugural batch combines 7-8 year barrels from both Indiana and Kentucky, slant-dunked in blue-green The hot knife can take a break for a bit as we get to peel strips off of limited releases and tear foil Bill Percentages:  Undisclosed rye mash bill distilled in KY & IN Proof:  117.9 ° Age:  A blend of 7-8 year As the glass nears empty, I find a profile that continues to be incredibly crushable yet fully captivating

  • Taylor Barrel Proof Batch 14 Bourbon Review

    This year, however, the Colonel does show up in the Antique Collection, with the addition of the E.H. Taylor bottled-in-bond expression , which is extra-aged to 15 years and 4 months and bottled at 100 proof In preparation for addressing my top bourbons of the year, I tasted that expression, and it ultimately That finding drew me towards this year's Barrel Proof expression—batch 14 in the series that began back bourbon featured an L24298 laser code and an L25296 laser code, meaning the first was bottled last year

  • Barrell Bourbon Batch 036 Review - A Fresh Look on Blended Craftsmanship

    79% corn, 16% rye and 5% malted barley based on the blending proportions Proof:  114.44 ° Age: 7.5 years (a blend of 7.5-15 year bourbon) 036 is blended from whiskey distilled in IN, KY & TN; the blend composition is made up of 7.5, 8 & 10 year Indiana bourbon, 8 & 15 Tennessee bourbon, and 9 year Kentucky bourbon; it is available now at

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

    corn, 13% rye, 12% malted barley Proof:  112.4° Age:  NAS, though it's supposedly comprised of all 10 + year old barrels MSRP:  $250 Further identification:  This is the inaugural release of single rickhouse quality to adore, other than the fact that this is an old faithful bourbon mashbill, distilled for many years The likes of Russell's 13 year quickly outpace this pour in more ways than one, and that's without even year, Russell's 13 year , Kentucky Spirit , Rare Breed , and single barrel bourbon selections already

  • Jack Daniel's Twice Barreled Special Release Rye Review

    Special Release series highlights an annual limited innovation from the Jack Daniel Distillery and this year 12% Malted Barley Proof: 100° Age: NAS, but based on the barrel dates on the neck tag it spent 5.5 years in its first fill barrel and 2.5 years in its second fill toasted oak barrel, resulting in a total time duration of about 8 years of aging Further identification: This 2023 limited edition release is Tennessee The dark yin of the 5.5 years of aging in charred American oak brings in the maple, brown sugar, and

  • Nashville Barrel Company Single Barrel 7595 Straight Rye Whiskey Review - The Persistence of Patience

    Type:  Straight rye whiskey Mash Bill Percentages: 95% rye, 5% malted barley Proof:  116.46 ° Age:  8 years Nearing the end of the glass, I find lemon-lime soda, long since forgotten, on a picnic table.

  • Four Roses Single Barrel 13-6L Bourbon Review Liquor Junction & Amongst the Whiskey Pick—Embracing the Journey of Flavor Evolution

    I feel compelled to remind you, dear reader, of our approach to reviewing whiskey because I have a very Repeating this process for nine years and two months can absolutely do wonders for the taste of whiskey Bourbon Whiskey Mash Bill Percentages:   75% Corn, 20% Rye, 5% Malted Barley Proof:  124 ° Age:  9 Years

  • Stagg Jr Bourbon Batch 24B Review: Is Stagg Finally Back?

    Buffalo Trace has also recently moved to a three-times-per-year bottling cadence for this label, something Perhaps this decision is to compete with the likes of Booker's (4x a year) or Elijah Craig Barrel Proof (3x a year). Just look at the rating I gave this year's George T. Stagg . old) MSRP:  $70 Further identification:  The second release of Stagg Jr for the 2024 calendar year is

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