Green River Full Proof Bourbon Review
Whether you’re sipping it alone while watching TV or enjoying it with friends around the campfire, you can’t go wrong with this bottle.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews
Still Austin Red Corn Bottled-In-Bond Bourbon Review
I love the lightly piney note that comes right out of every glass of Still Austin whiskeys. It comforts me knowing something good and unique is coming.
Monk’s Road Fifth District Series II Toasted Barrel Finish Review
If you want to try something new and not from one of the big distilleries, try this one.
Chicken Cock Small Batch Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review
At 5 years, it possess aromas and flavors you’d expect from something two to three years older. I like it so much that I looked at my tasting notes from a single barrel pick of 6-year-old Chicken Cock bourbon and found them nicely aligned.
Michter’s 10 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Review – 2024 Release
What is there not to love about this almost-annual release? What bourbon fan would taste this and object to any of its qualities? Release after incredible release, it confirms what great bourbon should taste like.
Barrell Bourbon Cask Finish Series: Mizunara Review
This is a deep, rich bourbon. The aroma is dark with molasses, Demerara syrup, and a bold fruitiness alternating between bright, fresh berries and fortified wine. As things open up, some crunchy toffee and pipe tobacco arrive.
Angel’s Envy Cask Strength Bottled-In-Bond Bourbon Review
If you’re even semi-American whiskey savvy, you recognize the phrase in this bottle’s name: Cask Strength Bottled-In-Bond Bourbon. Well, it’s true: no water was added to achieve 100 proof; just the mingling of sub- and above-100-proof casks to attain that essential proof for BIB.
Old Elk Cognac Finish Bourbon Review
There are days when I think, “I’m finished with cask finishes!” and then there are days when cask finishes redeem themselves. Old Elk Cognac Cask Finish did that recently when I tasted it and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Larceny Barrel Proof Batch B524 Review
If any tells you bourbon is too one dimensional, all vanilla and butterscotch, hand them this bottle. It’s a veritable fruit salad of flavor and aroma, kicking off with a rich, buttery nose of caramel-covered red apple, soft baking spice, and cocktail cherry.
Maker’s Mark ‘Heart Release’ Bourbon Review
Like every wood-finished Maker’s release, The Heart Series offers up a rich and complex nose featuring oak, chocolate, cinnamon and clove. Pastries, pie crust and fruit tarts made from all three doughs emerge laced with caramel and mocha.