Beverly Spirits recently expanded their portfolio with a “big brother” of sorts to its original release. We previously reviewed their […]
Category: Bourbon Lens Whiskey Reviews
Sharing our thoughts on whiskey, one sip at a time.
Barrell’s Latest Rye Whiskey Batch 004 Reviewed
Barrell Craft Spirits Rye Batch 004 is a diverse blend of straight rye whiskeys from Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Canada.
Bourbon Lens Reviews Barrell Craft Spirits Batch 035 Bourbon
Barrell Craft Spirits has crafted Batch 035 as a balanced blend of bourbon that tastes and feels much older than its 6 year age statement.
Westward Whiskey Club Wraps 2023 with Excellent Cognac Finish
Westward Whiskey is a clear leader in the American Single Malt Whiskey world. Their direct-to-consumer Whiskey Club is a great […]
Bourbon Lens Reviews 15 STARS Sherry Cask Finished Bourbon
Today, we are reviewing 15 STARS Sherry Cask Finished Bourbon. Sherry Cask was bottled at a healthy 115 proof and […]
Unique Triple Cask Finished Bourbon by 15 STARS Reviewed
Today, we are reviewing 15 STARS Triple Cask, a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Finished in Cognac, Port, and Rum Casks. Tripe […]
15 STARS Platinum Bourbon is a New Whiskey Worthy of its Name
Today, we are reviewing 15 STARS Platinum from their “First West Series”, a Blend of Straight Bourbon Whiskeys from Kentucky, […]
New Old Fitzgerald Bottled-in-Bond Fall 2023 – Tasted & Reviewed
Everyone always loves the wheated bourbon from Heaven Hill. The latest Old Fitzgerald Bottled-in-Bond from Fall 2023 is no different. […]
Forbidden Bourbon – Marianne Eaves Latest Whiskey Project Tasted & Reviewed
Marianne Eaves is back with her latest bourbon. In this latest project, Forbidden Bourbon, she leveraged the collaborative distilling methods […]
Celebrating 100 Years of Whisky with The House of Suntory
The writer shares their passion for global whiskey, particularly Japanese whisky, focusing on the 100th-anniversary House of Suntory box set. They provide detailed tasting notes and prices for Hakushu 12, 18, Yamazaki 12, 18. Despite all being excellent, the writer favors the 12-year-old Yamazaki. They highly recommend trying these whiskies for a remarkable experience.
