Bourbon Heritage Month Day 5 Review
Let’s keep the Bourbon Heritage Month and Bourbon Lens podcast celebration rolling with a review of Heaven Hill 6 Green Label. Were you ahead of the game when this bottle and the 6 year old white label patrolled the shelves of local liquor stores? Are you lucky enough to have a bottle or two stashed away? Well I was and I can’t wait to dive into this latest review.
Just the facts: Heaven Hill 6 Year Green Label
- Proof: 90
- Mashbill: 78% corn, 12% rye, 10% malted barely
- Age: 6 years old
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Price: 15.99
Jake’s Tasting Notes: Heaven Hill 6 Year Green Label
Nose: Honey, vanilla, lemon oil, and oak
Palate: Cinnamon, herbal tea, lemon and oak
Finish: lingering notes of tea and honey for a medium finish
Bourbon Lens Closing thoughts
Heaven Hill 6 year Green Label was a bottle I was sad to see go. But I understand what Heaven Hill is doing as Conor O’Driscoll explained on our podcast that the Heaven Hill name will be used for premium products. All in all this is a great easy sipper that is perfect for summer! Let us know your thoughts!
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