The Prisoner’s Share – A High West Whiskey Collaboration Read Post »
The Prisoner’s Share is a High West Whiskey and The Prisoner collaboration. This whiskey is something that I have enjoyed a few times prior to writing this review. I have been meaning to sit down with this for a while and share my thoughts, so I hope you enjoy! Just the Facts: The Prisoner’s Share […]
New Rebel 100 Rye, A Rye Whiskey Full Of Flavor Read Post »
We had the opportunity to try the new Rebel 100 Rye whiskey recently and we can’t wait to share our thoughts with you! Just as recently release Yellowstone American Single Malt, Lux Row also uses the full power of their partnership with the Ross & Squibb Distillery to bring this rye whiskey to the lips
Jack Daniel’s 10 Year Batch 002: A Quality Pour Read Post »
To continue celebrating the release of our latest podcast featuring Jack Daniel’s, we bring you another a review! Today we focus on the slightly younger whiskey Jack Daniel’s 10 year-old Batch 002. While we didn’t get to try batch 001 I can’t wait to dive into as the 12 year-old is a front runner for
Chivas Regal 18 – My First Ever Blended Scotch Whisky Read Post »
Have you tried Chivas Regal 18 Gold Signature blended Scotch Whisky? I hadn’t, while I have seen this pour almost every time I got to liquor store the term blended scared me away. While the term is common in Scotch Whisky it has been given a negative connotation here in the states in favor of
Jack Daniel’s 12 Year Old Tennessee Whiskey, Frontrunner For Whiskey Of The Year Read Post »
We’re talking Jack Daniel’s this week on the Bourbon Lens. Our most recent podcast features Nelson Eddy, Jack Daniel’s Historian. You should listen by clicking here. Now, let us talk whiskey. I am obviously partial to Kentucky Bourbon, but as a consumer of whiskey you cannot ignore what is happening in Lynchburg, TN. With the
New Irish Whiskey Review: Knappogue Castle 12 Read Post »
Continuing the Irish whiskey series this month, today’s review is of the flagship product of the Knappogue (pronounced “nah-POHG”) Castle distillery out of County Clare, Ireland. This spirit is triple-distilled and then aged in ex-bourbon barrels for at least 12 years. Older expressions use finishing barrels, but this bottle is intended to let the whiskey
