In our latest episode, we sat down with Elayne Duff, Samson & Surrey’s Director of Brand Advocacy, to discuss their whiskey portfolio. Throughout this week, we’ve highlighted a few whiskeys in their lineup, and in this review we’re enjoying FEW Spirits Bottled in Bond Bourbon. Let’s dive in!
Just the Facts:
- Proof: 100
- Age: At least 4 years old
- Style: Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Mashbill: 70% corn, 20% rye, 10% barley
- Designation: Bottled in Bond
- Price: $54.99
Jake’s Tasting Notes: FEW Bottled in Bond Bourbon
- Nose: Cherry, almond, vanilla, oak and cinnamon
- Palate: Cherry, vanilla, cola, and oak tannin
- Finish: Drying cherry vanilla that lingers for a medium finish.
Scott’s Tasting Notes: FEW Bottled In Bond Bourbon
- Nose: Spice, licorice, straw/dry grass
- Palate: Cinnamon apples
- Finish: A good quality bottled in bond, with a nice lingering finish
Closing Thoughts:
If you’ve had Few Spirits, then you know Paul Hletko is a mad scientist. This Bottled in Bond is no different, the unique flavors that are available to you in these barrels are exactly what you’d expect when it comes to FEW Spirits.
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