Booker’s Bourbon “Kentucky Tea Batch” Ready For Prime Time Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: In what is their third release of 2022, Booker’s Bourbon is set to release the Kentucky Tea Batch. The batches released thus far in 2022 have been stellar. Will we see a trifecta of terrific bourbons from Booker’s this year? Find out soon in our review coming soon. Full Press Release: This […]
Basil Hayden Newest Finished Pour is Excellent Read Post »
Basil Hayden is Back at it with a new finished bourbon. I am putting my foot down after sampling this pour. Quit hating on Basil Hayden, we know its 80 proof but this is a good whiskey! The team is putting together good pours with good flavors. Just the Facts Proof: 80 Age Undisclosed Mash
Like Fine Wine, Bourbon Gets Better With Age: Knob Creek 18 Read Post »
Bourbon Lens Thoughts: If Knob Creek 12 was good, if Knob Creek 15 was great we can only imagine that Knob Creek 18 will be excellent. The long awaited follow up to the 12-year-old and 15-year-old is set to hit shelves this fall to surely shake up all bourbon lovers top five pours of 2022.
Basil Hayden Set To Release New Limited Time Offering! Read Post »
Basil Hayden® continues to shine a light on what bourbon can be with their newest, limited-edition release, Basil Hayden Red Wine Cask Finish Bourbon Lens Thoughts: We are very excited for this release after sampling it at Kentucky Bourbon Festival. I know people aren’t always excited about Basil Hayden this is one we are looking
Another Bourbon Giant Tinkers with American Single Malt? Read Post »
Little Book Chapter 6: “To The Finish” While American Single Malt awaits its official TTB definition another Bourbon Giant has entered the chat so to speak with James B. Beam Distilling Companies latest addition of Little Book. Freddie Noe has never been one pass up on the opportunity to innovate and with the latest rendition
Freddie Noe Named Master Distiller at Jim Beam’s New Craft Distillery Read Post »
Freddie Noe will oversee the Fred B. Noe Distillery as Master Distiller Yesterday, the James B. Beam Distilling Company (JBBDCo) celebrated more than two centuries of bourbon legacy by setting sights on the future with a historic announcement. As the First Family of Bourbon commemorated the completely revamped distillery homestead and visitor experience – which
