Sharing our thoughts on whiskey, one sip at a time.
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: […]
Lost Lantern: Single Cask #16 Read Post »
Breucklen Distilling: 8-year-old New York Malted Wheat Whiskey When I opened up the latest round of Lost Lantern this one peaked my interests for so many reasons: the name, the style and the proof. What I quickly found out that this one would be my favorite of the five batches. Just the facts: Proof: 138.9 Age:
Lost Lantern: Fall Collection Cask #15 Read Post »
Copperworks Distilling: Washington Single Malt Whiskey Just the Facts: Proof: 116.9 Age: 3-years-old Mash Bill: 100% Baronesse Malted Barley from Joseph’s Grainery, Colfax, WA Style: Single Malt Source: Copperworks Distilling: Founded by brewers, Copperworks brings craft beer’s precision and commitment to local ingredients to distilling. The Seattle distillery works closely with local farms to source
Another Bourbon Giant Tinkers with American Single Malt? Read Post »
Little Book Chapter 6: “To The Finish” While American Single Malt awaits its official TTB definition another Bourbon Giant has entered the chat so to speak with James B. Beam Distilling Companies latest addition of Little Book. Freddie Noe has never been one pass up on the opportunity to innovate and with the latest rendition
Bardstown Bourbon Company: is Fercullen Their Best Collaboration? Read Post »
We all know that Bardstown Bourbon Company has a variety of award-winning whiskey’s, from the Chateau De Laubade, Ferrand and of course the original Muscat Mistelle. However, there was a collaboration that was released in August that I believe flew mostly under the radar. Which collaboration is that you might ask? The Fercullen, a blend
Broken Barrel Whiskey: Luciferous American Single Malt Read Post »
It is always good to connect with Seth Benhaim of Broken Barrel Whiskey, not just because he allows us to try killer whiskey but mainly because, Seth and the Bourbon Lens have grown up together the last several years since the brand has launched. It is great to see where Broken Barrel is continuing to
