Four Roses Goes Big For New Small Batch Limited Edition Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 9 Review Alright, I didn’t win the lottery for a Four Roses Small Batch Limited Edition – 135th Anniversary. However, my consolation prize is still being able to taste one of my favorite yearly releases. This year, they added a bold, 25 year component and I’m definitely interested in seeing how […]
It’s A Frey Ranch Friday Here at Bourbon Lens Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 8 Review If we are celebrating Bourbon Heritage Month, we definitely couldn’t leave out one of our favorites; Frey Ranch! This truly grain-to-grass distillery produces some of the best craft whiskey in all of America. Now it’s time to dive into Frey Ranch Distiller Reserve! Just the Facts: Frey Ranch Single
Kentucky Owl Has A New Master Blender Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: One thing has been constant with Kentucky Owl and that has been change. I am excited to see what Scotch Industry expert Maureen Robinson brings to the table in this latest shake up! Maureen Robinson Joins As First Female Master Blender with Over 45 Years Experience in the Scotch Whisky Industry BARDSTOWN,
Double Oak Bottled In Bond? Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 7 Review Have you heard of a Double Oaked Bottled In Bond before? I hadn’t until Scott dropped off Ragged Branch Bottled In Bond Double Oak. While admittedly this bottle was pushed back to the back of the bar, I knew it was something I wanted to taste again and the
Barrell Craft Spirits® Goes Bold With New Finished Whiskies Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: Are you a fan of finished whiskey and bourbon? Well, Barrell Craft Spirits® is setting up to launch two new finished expressions. The new releases feature the controversial Amburana finish, which has been known to split whiskey drinkers, and Tale of Two Islands Rum. Will you be grabbing a bottle of these
Do You Own The Elusive Henry McKenna 10 Year? Read Post »
Bourbon Heritage Month Day 6 Review Henry McKenna 10 Year Bottled In Bond blew up after winning best in show at San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2019. This once was a pedestrian bottle that Scott would tell you sat on shelves for $24.99. Now, this bottle is hard to find and like Forrest Gump
