Have You Tried Lee Sinclair Bottled In Bond Bourbon?

Bourbon Heritage Month Day 15 Review

It seems like yesterday Michael, Scott and I headed to French Lick to hang out with Alan Bishop of Spirits of French Lick. I was a brand new dad and as I write this review my wife and are super close to our second child being born. What a perfect time to dive into Lee Sinclair Bottled In Bond Bourbon.

Just the Facts:

Style: Indiana Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Designation: Bottled In Bond
Mashbill: 60% Corn, 17% Wheat, 13% Oats, and 10% Caramel Malt
Age: 4 years
Proof: 100
Price: $49.99

Jake’s Tasting Notes: Lee Sinclair Bottled In Bond

Nose: As Spirits of French Lick says “Respect The Grain” this bourbon starts out grain forward on the nose. It moves into pepper, orange zest, almond and finishes with a hint of chocolate

Palate: It starts our sweet with cinnamon sugar balanced by nutmeg and creamy mouthfeel.

Finish: Creaming finish of nuttiness for a medium finish

Bourbon Lens Closing Thoughts

Alan Bishop is truly Alchemist. This bourbon has unique flavors that wake up the palate and might be polarizing but this a bourbon worth giving a shot. So if you are looking for something new try grab this bottle next time.

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