Sharing our thoughts on whiskey, one sip at a time.
Taking a Closer Look at Hidden Barn Read Post »
In this week’s episode of the Bourbon Lens Podcast we sat down with Jackie Zykan and Nate Winegar of Hidden Barn. In honor of the podcast release we will be sharing a review of Series One – Batch Five and Series Two – Batch One. These two whiskies are nothing alike, they are two different […]
Is the “Apprentice Batch” Quintessential Booker’s? Read Post »
In our latest review we team up with known Booker’s Bourbon lover and Bourbon Lens Patreon member Corey White (@CoreyEngineer) to talk the latest batch. We haven’t seen each other notes so it will be very interesting to see what we both have to say about the second Booker’s release of 2023. As always let’s
Lost Lantern’s Summer of Bourbon Is Here! Read Post »
This week we have been highlighting Lost Lantern’s Summer of Bourbon with previews of our favorite pours from this release. In the last preview, we’ll talk about the unique blend they created called Far-Flung and will give you Jake’s top three buys! We truly appreciate the hard work that went into creating the summer of
We are “Still” Previewing Lost Lantern’s Summer of Bourbon Read Post »
We have reached the penultimate day before Lost Lantern’s Summer of Bourbon goes live on their website and Seelbachs July 26th. Today however, we continue to preview this awesome bourbon line up with their Still Austin Summer of Bourbon Single Barrel. Two of the Texas bourbon’s really stood out in this line up and this
Bourbon as Strong as a Boulder for the Summer of Bourbon Read Post »
We continue our series of reviews today with our third review of Lost Lantern’s Summer of Bourbon! Today, we talk about one of our favorites: Boulder Spirits. You may know them more for their American Single Malt Whiskey, but their bourbon is one of the best kept secrets. Thanks to Adam and Nora, the secret
Ironroot Republic, Lost Lantern Style Read Post »
The Summer of Bourbon, Bourbon Lens reviews continue with our thoughts on Lost Lantern’s Ironroot Republic Single Barrel. This was the first time I have anything from this Texas distillery and this 100% corn bourbon took me on a while ride. It has interesting barrel characteristics to combat the Texas heat. Let’s dive into this
