In a Facebook post in early April, Barton 1792 Distillery announced they will cease public distillery tours effective June 30th of this year. Here is the Facebook post in its entirety:Today we’re sharing an important update regarding tour op…
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I’d like to thank the folks at Sazerac for providing these review samples with no strings attached.
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I’d like to thank the folks at Sazerac for providing these review samples with no strings attached.
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I think what is most interesting about Very Old Barton Bourbon is that it is nowhere to be found on the Barton 1792 website. So maybe it’s listed on the Sazarac (it’s parent company) “Our Brands” website. Nope. That’s OK, I’ll just check the bottle label for a story. Wait a minute – there is no back label. Strange. It’s not that Sazerac is hiding this bourbon; they give a sample of it during their tastings at the Barton 1792 Distillery. But why is there absolutely no information available about it?
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Please enjoy my Kirkland Bottled in Bond Bourbon Review! There are a lot of store brand whiskeys out there. But what’s interesting about this Kirkland Bottled in Bond Bourbon from Costco is that it says the name of the distillery where it was made, Barton 1792 Distillery, right on the label.
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