Bourbon Lens Whiskey Reviews

Forbidden Bourbon – Marianne Eaves Latest Whiskey Project Tasted & Reviewed

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Forbidden Bourbon – Marianne Eaves Latest Whiskey Project Tasted & Reviewed Read Post »

Marianne Eaves is back with her latest bourbon. In this latest project, Forbidden Bourbon, she leveraged the collaborative distilling methods of Bardstown Bourbon Company to make this new bourbon come to life. Let’s dive in! Just the Facts: Forbidden Bourbon Small Batch Tasting Notes: Forbidden Bourbon Small Batch Nose: Sweet corn on the tip of the […]

Yamazaki 12 100th Anniversary sample in front of a Christmas Tree
Bourbon Lens Whiskey Reviews

Celebrating 100 Years of Whisky with The House of Suntory

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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.

Bourbon Lens Podcast

258: Ross & Squibb Distillery Master Distiller Ian Stirsman

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258: Ross & Squibb Distillery Master Distiller Ian Stirsman Read Post »

Bourbon Lens visits the Willy Wonka Factory of Whiskey this week.  We’re in Lawrenceburg Indiana for an amazing tour at the Ross & Squibb Distillery (formerly known as MGPI) and an eye-opening podcast. Jake and Scott sit down with Master Distiller Ian Stirsman and Master Blender Sam Schmeltzer to discuss the distillery, its history and

Bourbon and Whiskey News

RD1 Spirits Announces New $4.8M Facility Coming to Lexington

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Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced RD1 Spirits plans to locate a bourbon-related project in Lexington/Fayette County. The $4.8 million facility should create 11 full-time positions when fully operational. This exciting new investment will provide a great bourbon experience for visitors to the Fayette County area. As we continue to see growth in Kentucky’s signature bourbon

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