Yellowstone Toasted Barrel Bourbon with staves in the background
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Yellowstone Bourbon Announces New Toasted Finish

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Bourbon Lens Thoughts One of the biggest crazes in Bourbon is a secondary toasted finish. Limestone Branch has created their own version with Yellowstone Toasted Bourbon. Excited to try this latest release from Stephan Beam. Yellowstone Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Toasted Staves to Launch in October The first release within Yellowstone’s new Special

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Highly Coveted Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Announced for 2023

Highly Coveted Buffalo Trace Antique Collection Announced for 2023 Read Post »

Bourbon Lens Thoughts: Are you ready for the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection 2023? We know this is one of the most highly sought after bourbon and whiskey releases of the year. This year highlights the oldest Eagle Rare 17 ever and will feature the full complement of all five antique brands. Buffalo Trace Antique Collection

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247: Barrel Global is Bringing Bourbon Ownership to Consumers

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Jake is joined by George Koutsakis to discuss his latest venture in spirits, Barrel Global. Barrel Global is a whiskey startup that has the goal of connecting spirits buyers with spirits makers. Barrel Global makes barrel ownership possible for first-time collectors by allowing the purchase of just one barrel, so you too can enjoy the

RD One Amburana Wood Finish
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Reviewing a Unique Brazilian Amburana Wood Finished Bourbon from RD1 Spirits

Reviewing a Unique Brazilian Amburana Wood Finished Bourbon from RD1 Spirits Read Post »

Today, I am reviewing RD1 (Registered Distillery One) Spirits Kentucky Straight Bourbon Finished With Brazilian Amburana Wood. This whiskey was released earlier this year and you can find more details on RD One’s website. We’ve heard some grumblings in the whiskey world that Amburana may be one of the most polarizing finishes around. So how

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