Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Heaven Hill’s Larceny Bourbon Review One of the things I love about bourbon is the stories and traditions attached to brands and distilleries. And even though I’ve learned that many brand stories told today aren’t always 100% “accurate” I have to admit that I was immediately intrigued by the story behind Heaven Hill’s Larceny Bourbon.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews W. H. Harrison Governor’s Reserve Bourbon Review Let’s play a quick round of word association. When I say “William Henry Harrison,” what immediately comes to your mind? President of the United States? Governor of the Indiana Territory? General? Congressman? Namesake of the first modern-day bourbon out of Indiana?
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Jefferson’s Ocean-Aged Bourbon Review “Tonight is a good night. No. Tonight is a great night!” That was running through my head as I sat down to write my Jefferson’s Ocean-Aged Bourbon Review.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Breckenridge Bourbon Whiskey Review As we’re all aware, bourbon, by law, does not have to be made in Kentucky. I know that many of you feel differently but for the sake of my review, I’d appreciate it if you could all simmer down and play by the rules for the next 5 minutes. T
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Jefferson’s Reserve Very Old Bourbon Review Jefferson’s Reserve is a big, sophisticated bourbon with a lot of flavor up front, a lot of weight mid-palate and a deep, wonderful finish.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Woodford Reserve Double Oaked Bourbon Review An innovative approach to twice-barreled bourbon creates the rich and colorful flavor of Woodford Reserve Double Oaked. Uniquely matured in separate, charred oak barrels – the second barrel deeply toasted before a light charring – extracts additional amounts of soft, sweet oak character.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Jim Beam Devil’s Cut Review “As bourbon ages, a portion of the liquid is lost from the barrel due to evaporation—that’s the “Angel’s Share.” After aging, when the bourbon is dumped out of the barrel, a certain amount of whiskey is left trapped within the wood of every barrel. We call that the “devil’s cut.” So goes the explan
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Elijah Craig 18-Year-Old Single Barrel | Bourbon Review What comes to mind when you think of 18 years old? I suspect many of you think about pseudo-mature teenagers still living off their parents in desperate need of a few more years of maturation.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Four Roses Limited Edition 2011 Bourbon Review Fair warning, folks, this is my first ever official bourbon review. Or should I say, my first-ever bourbon review put down on paper? Because you know darn well that I’ve tasted my fair share of bourbons and haven’t been shy in sharing my opinion verbally. So let’s call this the first “official.”
