Sharing our thoughts on whiskey, one sip at a time.
Saving The Best For Last: BBC Co. Fusion Batch 9! Read Post »
It has arrived the final batch of BBC Co. Fusion Series, Batch 9. Are you as sad as I am? This is the product that introduced me to this innovative brand and has kept me coming back for more year over year, while I am beyond excited for the new Origin Series releasing in 2023 […]
Off Hours with Bourbon Lens Single Barrel Available Now Read Post »
The Off Hours with Bourbon Lens Single Barrel is available now for purchase here. Full Details on the Bourbon Lens Pick: This unique single barrel bourbon was selected to commemorate the successful launch of our 12-part podcast series with Off Hours Bourbon. The “Off Hours with Bourbon Lens” podcast was created to connect our listeners
Bardstown Bourbon Company: The Penultimate Fusion Series Read Post »
Over the last several years there has been one name in Bourbon and Whiskey that has grown exceptionally fast and that is Bardstown Bourbon Company. Whether it is talk of their distillery expansion, being acquired or acquiring other distilleries, but most importantly it has all comes back to their whiskey production and blending. What started
Lost Lantern: Single Cask #12 Read Post »
Boulder Spirits: Peated American Single Malt (Purchase Here) As a bourbon drinker the word peat brings me a ton of fear. It reminds me of a trip with friends where someone bought peated scotch shots for us all without telling us. Needless to say that wasn’t the shot I wanted at a bar. However, since that
Lost Lantern: Single Cask #13 Read Post »
Cedar Ridge: 5-year-old Straight Bourbon Whiskey (Purchase Here) This single cask of bourbon hand selected by Lost Lantern will have some high expectations after trying the malted rye in my previous review. When speak of bourbon though Cedar Ridge has one important thing going for them, what’s that you might ask? The Iowa based distiller
Lost Lantern: Single Cask #14 Read Post »
Cedar Ridge: 6-year-old Iowa Straight Malted Rye Whiskey There aren’t many malted rye whiskeys on the market, only a few come to mind so this peaks one peaked my interest. It does differ some as it’s 4 grain vs 100% malted rye so excited to dive in! Just the facts: Proof: 120.3 Age: 6-years-old Mash bill:
