Sharing our thoughts on whiskey, one sip at a time.
Bold Flavors and Low Proof? Old Elk’s New Slow Cut Bourbon Reviewed Read Post »
It’s been a while since I have sipped anything from Old Elk. I was intrigued when the new press release for the Old Elk Slow Cut. In my mind was it a gimmick or an affordable way to get their whiskey to the end consumer? Either way it piqued my interest and the time has […]
Reviewing New Wyoming Whiskey Barrel Strength Bourbon #5540 Read Post »
Wyoming Whiskey is back with a new barrel strength bourbon. For our latest review Jake site down with Wyoming Whiskey Barrel Strength Bourbon #5540 to see what this latest wheated bourbon taste like. Just the facts: Wyoming Whiskey Barrel Strength Bourbon #5540 Tasting notes: Wyoming Whiskey Barrel Strength Bourbon #5540 Nose: Black tea, honey, warm
Beverly QuintEssential American Single Malt Whiskey: A New Chapter Read Post »
Beverly Quintessential American Single Malt Whiskey marks the next logical step in the collaboration between Andrew Borenzweig and Murphy Quint. Having already garnered attention with its initial collaboration with Cedar Ridge, Beverly Spirits has now set its sights on crafting a single malt whiskey that embodies both sophistication and accessibility. In light of the TTB’s
New 2024 Cask Strength Angel’s Envy Reviewed Read Post »
Earlier today Angel’s Envy shared that their latest Cask Strength Bourbon is set to release. We get an exclusive first look at this new release and want to share our thoughts. Let’s dive into the latest review for bourbonlens.com Just the facts: 2024 Angel’s Envy Cask Strength Tasting notes: 2024 Angel’s Envy Cask Strength Nose:
Battle of Two Barton 1792 Heavyweights – Bourbon Review Read Post »
In Bourbon Lens Episode 303: A Deep Dive with Ross Cornelissen, we sat down with the Master Distiller of 1792 Bourbon. During the episode, we sipped on two exceptional pours from Barton 1792: Sweet Wheat and Aged Twelve Years. In our latest review for Bourbon Lens, I taste these two whiskeys and see which one
J. Mattingly 1845 Distillery Double Staved Classic Bourbon Reviewed Read Post »
J. Mattingly 1845 Double Staved Classic Bourbon balances the sweetness of dessert with the rich complexity of oak and spice. Fast Facts about J. Mattingly 1845 Double Staved Classic Bourbon: Tasting Notes: J. Mattingly 1845 Double Staved Classic Bourbon Closing Thoughts: This is a bourbon that balances the sweetness of dessert-like aromas with the rich
