Battle of Two Barton 1792 Heavyweights – Bourbon Review Read Post »
In Bourbon Lens Episode 303: A Deep Dive with Ross Cornelissen, we sat down with the Master Distiller of 1792 Bourbon. During the episode, we sipped on two exceptional pours from Barton 1792: Sweet Wheat and Aged Twelve Years. In our latest review for Bourbon Lens, I taste these two whiskeys and see which one […]
J. Mattingly 1845 Distillery Double Staved Classic Bourbon Reviewed Read Post »
J. Mattingly 1845 Double Staved Classic Bourbon balances the sweetness of dessert with the rich complexity of oak and spice. Fast Facts about J. Mattingly 1845 Double Staved Classic Bourbon: Tasting Notes: J. Mattingly 1845 Double Staved Classic Bourbon Closing Thoughts: This is a bourbon that balances the sweetness of dessert-like aromas with the rich
Old Potrero Toasted Barrel Malted Rye Whiskey Tasted & Reviewed Read Post »
Old Potrero Toasted Barrel Malted Rye is an exceptional expression that showcases the innovation of Hotaling & Co. This 100% malted rye whiskey offers a bold and complex flavor profile. The toasted barrels enhance its unique twist on traditional rye. Let’s dive in and see what it is all about! Just the facts: Old Potrero
Limited Edition Old Fourth 10 Year Bottled In Bond Reviewed Read Post »
The Old Fourth Distillery is making waves following its acquisition by Shortbarrel, with their release of two highly anticipated 10-year bourbons. Today, we’re diving into the Old Fourth Distillery 10 Year Bottled in Bond. At a competitive price point of $80, this bourbon offers a mix of herbal and traditional bourbon characteristics, all within the
King of Kentucky Releases Its New 7th Edition Bourbon And We Got An Early Taste Read Post »
King of Kentucky 16-Year-Old Single Barrels Hit Shelves this Fall and Bourbon Lens was Lucky Enough to Taste One Early Bourbon Lens Tasting Notes: King of Kentucky “Representative Barrel” Barrel #10 More Details on King of Kentucky 2024: The King is Here! King of Kentucky, the ultra-premium Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey from Louisville’s Brown-Forman, is
Ol’ New Riff Bourbon Reviewed Ahead Of New Podcast Read Post »
Next week, we’re launching a new podcast featuring New Riff Distilling. This week, we are hosting co-founder Jay Erisman for our Bourbon Lens Patreon Tasting Club. Don’t forget to join our Patreon, because it’s a great time. To prepare for tonight’s tasting, I am sitting down with Ol’ New Riff Bourbon. This is a special
