Like Birthdays for Middle-Agers, Old Forester’s 2026 Birthday Bourbon Is Insignificant
This is mostly for collectors of Birthday Bourbon craving “the next one” to make a complete set. It’s a pass for those who recall better past Birthday releases.
This is mostly for collectors of Birthday Bourbon craving “the next one” to make a complete set. It’s a pass for those who recall better past Birthday releases.
This is mostly for collectors of Birthday Bourbon craving “the next one” to make a complete set. It’s a pass for those who recall better past Birthday releases.
The mouthfeel carries far more weight than the nose implied it would, and that’s good, and it’s redolent of golden apple, light caramel, bread crust and barrel toast. This easy-going bourbon was built for neat drinking.
The mouthfeel carries far more weight than the nose implied it would, and that’s good, and it’s redolent of golden apple, light caramel, bread crust and barrel toast. This easy-going bourbon was built for neat drinking.
If you’ve got the expendable skrilla to pour this for your good friends, do it. It’s as good as Maker’s Mark gets, so get ya some if you want to see experience that.
Loads of caramel envelop vanilla, cinnamon, charred marshmallow and dried roses. Subsequent sniffs deliver spice that hints at a more powerful presentation than claimed in its 109 proof.
Any whiskey fan would love this: something that’s a little off Michter’s bulletproof whiskey flavor profiles; a serendipitous and delicious innovation.
Everything that’s good about Heaven Hill bourbon is in this bottle: caramel, honey, cooked apples, vanilla taffy, sharp spice and toasted oak.
This is a prime example of the type of bottle I’d recommend to someone looking to drink lighter, lower-proof bourbon without breaking the bank.
Precision and intent is what master distiller Owen Martin has brought to Angel’s Envy whiskies. Over the past few years, he’s refined, sharpened and made them uniform in ways that yield them predictably delicious.