Blue Run Hits A “Trifecta” With New Bourbon Release Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts Following the recent acquisition, I am sure everyone was wanting to know what Blue Run would do next! We now have our answer with Trifecta, a Kentucky Straight Bourbon made up of three varying aged bourbons and mashbills. This new release hits their online shop today and carries a $179.99 price tag. […]
Old Forester Announces New Birthday Bourbon Release and Sweepstakes to Win Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts Are you ready for Old Forester 2023 Birthday Bourbon? This new release will again be featured through a national sweepstakes to celebrate George Garvin Brown’s Birthday. Are you entering for a chance to win this sought after bourbon? Old Forester Announces 12-year-old Birthday Bourbon for 2023 For the second year, the limited-edition
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: Four Roses 135th Anniversary Limited Edition Small Batch is one bourbon that I know Jake will be hunting since he loves these releases. This is always a special release, but this year’s release features a 25 year old OBSV recipe that will bring a depth of flavor like you haven’t seen before!
Michter’s To Release Its Toasted Barrel Finish Rye Whiskey Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: Michter’s Toasted Barrel Rye Whiskey is set to hit shelves in September of 2023. Will your wallet be able to handle all of the great choices you might have at your finger tips over the next two months of Bourbon and Whiskey Hunting Season? Press Release – Michter’s Toasted Barrel Rye Whiskey
Little Book Chapter 7 “In Retrospect”: A Massive Blend Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: It is that time of year when Limited Edition Bourbons and Whiskey start to hit shelves. While some are annual staples, Little Book is still in its infancy and is continuing to push boundaries and innovation. Little Book “In Retrospect” is a massive blend of seven different bourbon, whiskey and American Single
Irish Whiskey production is now under way in Belfast for the first time since prohibition in the 1930s thanks to Titanic Distillers. It has been nearly 90 years, however, the production of Irish whiskey is once again occurring in Belfast, Ireland. The distillery’s shiny new copper pot-stills are now up and pouring new-make spirit, under the
