Sharing our thoughts on whiskey, one sip at a time.
Have You Tried Off Hours Bourbon? Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 12 Review: Have you caught our partner podcast Off Hours with Bourbon Lens? If not, this review is a great springboard into downloading a few episodes and giving them a listen. I have been drinking our Off Hours Barrel Pick recently and believe it’s time to dive into the standard Off […]
Blanton’s Gold, Does The Higher Proof Make A Difference? Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 11 I first want to say thank you to our troops and service men and women around the world for what they do. A special thank you to those who saved countless lives or gave their on September 11th, 2001. As we continue to celebrate our month long celebration of bourbon
Does Baker’s 13 Year Old Bourbon Live Up To The Hype? Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 10 Review I am big fan of Baker’s Bourbon. I own a few of the 7 year single barrels but missed out on the 13 year old Baker’s Bourbon the first time around. When the news broke of the second release of Baker’s 13, I couldn’t wait to get my hands
Four Roses Goes Big For New Small Batch Limited Edition Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 9 Review Alright, I didn’t win the lottery for a Four Roses Small Batch Limited Edition – 135th Anniversary. However, my consolation prize is still being able to taste one of my favorite yearly releases. This year, they added a bold, 25 year component and I’m definitely interested in seeing how
It’s A Frey Ranch Friday Here at Bourbon Lens Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 8 Review If we are celebrating Bourbon Heritage Month, we definitely couldn’t leave out one of our favorites; Frey Ranch! This truly grain-to-grass distillery produces some of the best craft whiskey in all of America. Now it’s time to dive into Frey Ranch Distiller Reserve! Just the Facts: Frey Ranch Single
Double Oak Bottled In Bond? Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 7 Review Have you heard of a Double Oaked Bottled In Bond before? I hadn’t until Scott dropped off Ragged Branch Bottled In Bond Double Oak. While admittedly this bottle was pushed back to the back of the bar, I knew it was something I wanted to taste again and the
