Bourbon Heritage Month Day 16 Review
Have you ever just started collecting something? That is what happened to me with Yellowstone 101 Limited Time Offerings. They captured my eyes but then the liquid made me come back for more. Let’s dive into the 2019 Yellowstone 101 9 Year Bourbon.
Just the Facts:
- Style: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
- Mashbill: Undisclosed
- Age: 9 years
- Proof: 101
- Price: $79.99
Jake’s Tasting Notes: Yellowstone 101 9 Year Bourbon
Nose: Pepper, tobacco, orange zest, and chocolate
Palate: Sugar sweetness, orange zest, cherry and tobacco for an tasty palate
Finish: Oak tannin with a bold drying finish.
Bourbon Lens Closing Thoughts
While the tasting notes might be simple, the pour is solid on my palate. Is this my favorite Yellowstone 101 Limited Edition, probably not this years probably would take the cake. But would I buy this bottle again the answer is a simple yes.
About Limestone Branch
Our family was there at the start of the Kentucky bourbon business. It all began when a man named Jacob Beam sold his first barrels of corn whiskey.
Seven generations later, brothers Stephen and Paul Beam started their own chapter of the family history book as the proud Kentucky bourbon distillers behind Limestone Branch Distillery. You can taste that pride in every pour of our award-winning craft spirits.
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