Black Saddle 12-year-old bourbon is one of those whiskeys that you don’t hear too much about. In fact, I had never heard of it until the guy and liquor store sold me on it.
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Old Weller Antique is one of the sweetest smelling bourbons on the market. And believe it or not, I actually like it more than its brothers Weller 12 and Weller Reserve. I think it’s the best of the three.
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Is I.W. Harper 15 my favorite bourbon? I don’t know. But I know it’s in the running. … More I.W. Harper 15 Year Old Bourbon — Review
I discovered Four Roses Single Barrel one day while randomly visiting the local Kroger liquor store. I had heard good things about Four Roses, the namesake and the small batch, but I didn’t know about the single barrel. I was just getting into bourbon then and while I was turned off by the higher price point, I think I paid around $40, compared to its siblings approx. $20 and $30 respectively, I was told by the clerk that it was good stuff.
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One word: drinkability! The drinkability of Forged Oak is off the charts. It’s as smooth a whiskey as I’ve ever tasted. … More Forged Oak – Review
I really like Willett rye or as it’s officially known, “Willett Family Estate Bottled Rye Aged 2 Years Cask Strength (ALC/VOL varies).” … More Willett Rye (2 Year) – Review
Corner Creek Reserve Bourbon Whiskey — Corner Creek who? Is that a white wine? What the heck? … More Corner Creek Reserve Bourbon Whiskey – Review
Henry McKenna Single Barrel is the next big thing in bourbon. Yup. Remember you heard it here first.
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The first time I had Michter’s bourbon I wasn’t nuts about it. I thought it was overly potent, with a strong unsatisfying burn (like gasoline, only brown). Yet after several subsequent samplings it really started to grow on me. There is a complexity there that I missed when I first tried it. … More Michter’s US-1 Small Batch Bourbon – Review
Woodford Reserve is the Buick of bourbons. Like the venerable and ubiquitous automobile, Woodford aims to be classy and stylish — yet affordable.
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