New HIRSCH White Label Single Barrel In Time For Bourbon Heritage Month

Have you heard of the HIRSCH name before? If you have been following us, you likely heard about it a few years back in our in-depth feature. If you are whiskey lover, you may know it as one of the most rare release of all time: A.H. HIRSCH 16 Year. The brand has been revived by Hotaling & Co. and they continue to pay homage to that legacy whiskey by pushing the envelope. Their latest release is HIRSCH White Label Single Barrel. We give it a taste for Day 7 of Bourbon Heritage Month.

HIRSCH White Label Quick Facts

Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Mashbill: 78% corn, 18% rye, 8% malted barley
Proof: 102.88
Age: 4 years, 8 months
Price: $49.99

Jake’s HIRSCH White Label Tasting Notes

Nose: Very bright nose, with vanilla, honeysuckle, grapefruit and a touch of bitterness.

Palate: Strong grain flavor, sweet corn, honey, graham cracker, and some light notes of mocha round out the palate.

Finish: Chocolate Teddy Grahams on the finish

Closing Thoughts

I think HIRSCH did a really good job selecting this traditional, high corn bourbon. They identified an easy sipping single barrel which features satisfying tasting notes that will make you want more!

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