Tennessee-based Old Dominick distillery has released an eight-year-old Reserve Bourbon. Old Dominick Reserve Bourbon was matured for eight years in new American oak barrels, bottled at 50% alcohol by volume [100 proof] and is said to contain notes of caramel, chocolate, honey and vanilla. Old Dominick Reserve Bourbon is being made available for $60 per […]
Louisville, Kentucky-based Stitzel-Weller Distillery has released the debut bourbon – a 24-year-old – in their new exclusive Stitzel Reserve series. Stitzel Reserve 24-Year-Old release was bottled at a whopping 61.7% alcohol by volume [123.4 proof] and, not surprisingly, is said to contain notes of cracked leather, saddle oil and burnt sugar. Only 191 bottles of […]
This Glenmorangie Sonoma-Cutrer Reserve 25 Years is the second Sonoma Cutrer finished whiskey I’ve had. The first being the Woodford Reserve Sonoma Cutrer which was less than stellar. The combination of their wine casks and Woodford’s bourbon didn’t mix well in the slightest. Though we know from multiple tastings and some of the Glenmo experiments […]
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Glenmorangie 19 Years Finest Reserve comes from their best casks of ex-Bourbon whisky. No sherry, no wine, no port, nothing but extra-aged, giraffe/swan neck distilled spirit in its purest form. If you really want to get to know extra-aged Glenmo, this is the one. As you might be able to tell from the photo, the […]
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Named after Joe Baker’s great-great-great-great-great grandfather, the James Ownby Reserve Tennessee Bourbon is a sourced TN Bourbon bottled by Joe and the team at the Ole Smoky Distillery. Joe, if you didn’t know, is the co-founder of Ole Smoky. When we’re talking about sourced TN Whiskey/Bourbon, there are really only two distilleries it could come […]
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Superb, creamy textured and vibrantly fruity this has something of a curd or yoghurty nature and the youth comes through as banana milkshake (estery and creamy). A great insight into Drouin’s base spirit nature. 84/100
