Bourbon Heritage Month Day 11
I first want to say thank you to our troops and service men and women around the world for what they do. A special thank you to those who saved countless lives or gave their on September 11th, 2001.
As we continue to celebrate our month long celebration of bourbon and turn our attention to Buffalo Trace. Not only with this review of Blanton’s Gold but also for our latest podcast streaming everywhere now!
Just the facts: Blanton’s Gold
- Dump Date: 11-18-2022
- Barrel No: 3070
- Warehouse: H
- Rick: 47
- Proof: 103
- Age: Undisclosed
- Mashbill: Buffalo Trace Mashbill #1
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Price: $119.99
Jake’s tasting notes: Blanton’s Gold
Nose: You are met by warm honey, cinnamon, orange zest and cherry. There are whiffs of cheesecake as well.
Palate: This palate is very warming and drinks warmer than the proof of 103 to me. There are toasted holiday spices of cinnamon and nutmeg. Followed by notes of honey, cherry, tobacco and cracked pepper.
Finish: Warming long finish of oak and honey.
Closing thoughts
I am not someone who chases Blanton’s or even asks for it. However, when Blanton’s Gold became available it piqued my interest and had to buy it. I am glad I did. It’s different from the original expression and brings appetizing flavors with the higher proof. This is a bottle I cannot wait to share with guests at my house.
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