Bourbon Heritage Month Day 22
We recently featured with Conecuh Brands CEO Roy Danis and National Brand Ambassador L.C. May to discuss Clyde May’s Whiskey. During the conversation we quickly hit on this 92 proof bourbon, let’s take a deep dive today!
Just the facts: Clyde May’s Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Style: straight bourbon whiskey
- Mashbill: undisclosed
- Age: undisclosed
- Proof: 92
- Price: $35.99
Jake’s tasting notes: Clyde May’s Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Nose: soft and sweet nose. Slight hint of pepper, vanilla, grapefruit
Palate: very easy sip at 92 proof. Slight creamy on the mouth feel with a hint of pepper. The second sip of citrus and vanilla custard is what I remember from the podcast.
Finish: short finish with slight hint of oak
Closing thoughts
I enjoy simple pours that bring traditional bourbon flavors to the forefront. Clyde May’s Straight Bourbon Whiskey is a great daily sipper if you are looking for a new bourbon.
About Clyde May’s
Distilled since 1946 and legal since 2001, Clyde May’s brings more than 75 years of authenticity, dedication and perseverance to perfecting the craft of whiskey making. In addition to being the Official State Spirit of Alabama and now the Official Bourbon of the New York Islanders and UBS Arena, Clyde May’s is also the official Whiskey of Talladega Speedway and the PGA Tour Wyndham Championship.
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