Peerless Double Oak, The Top Double Oak Bourbon Read Post »
As someone who truly loves double oak bourbon, I didn’t know what to expect from Peerless Double Oak Bourbon. However, all good things happen at Kentucky Bourbon Festival I firmly believe. That’s what happened when I ran into John Waddell pouring Kentucky Peerless Double Oak; it was a match made in heaven for my palate. The next bit […]
Need a Whiskey Gift? Bourbon Lens Has You Covered Read Post »
The holidays are upon us, but don’t worry because Bourbon Lens has you covered with our Whiskey Gift Guide! We know that gift giving can be tough, so we have broken our guide down for all the different gifting situations you might find yourself in! How The Whiskey Gift Guide Works: We have broken our
202: Exploring the Legends & Lore of Jack Daniel’s Distillery Read Post »
The legendary whiskey brand may have a bit of mystery behind it, but Historian Nelson Eddy helps us wade through fact and fiction.
Happy Thanksgiving! Reviewing Wild Turkey 17 Bottled-In-Bond Read Post »
It’s Thanksgiving! I am very grateful for the opportunity to write this review on one of my favorite pours of all time. You have had your turkey, stuffing, and the rest of the fixings, so now it is time to grab your favorite Wild Turkey and enjoy some football. Just the Facts: Wild Turkey 17
Kentucky Bourbon Boom Continues with $600 Million Boost from Sazerac Read Post »
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 23, 2022) – Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the largest distilled spirits-related investment on record in Kentucky, as Louisville-based Sazerac Co. will invest $600 million to construct nearly 20 barrel warehouses and expand Robinson Stave and Cumberland Cooperage in London, creating up to 50 full-time jobs and supporting the company’s continued growth. This
High Bank Distillery Reveals Three New Limited Time Offerings Read Post »
In their latest Limited Time Offerings High Bank Distillery showcases their commitment to finished whiskeys. These three unique offerings continue to highlight their ability to elevate the heavy-rye mash bill they are a custom to using. Just the Facts: Jake’s Tasting Notes: Whiskey War PX Sherry Cask Color: Carmel Nose: Dark cherry and fig hit
