Smooth Ambler Old Scout Bourbon is a high rye bourbon sourced from Indiana, presumably from MGP. This particular single barrel is 5 years old, as I believe most of them are. It is bottled at cask strength and is non-chill filtered.
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Pursuit United Bourbon Review
Pursuit United Bourbon is the latest release from Pursuit Spirits. According to the Pursuit Spirits website: “The Pursuit United Story: This pursuit is an adventure in seeking bold flavors.
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Willett Four Year Old Rye Review
While the older Willett ryes and bourbons out there were sourced, these current day younger ryes, such as this Willett Four Year Old Rye, are distilled by Willett.
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Old Soul Bourbon Aged 15 Years Review
The Old Soul Bourbon Aged 15 Years is a 2020 Rare & Limited Release. With a mash bill of 78.5% corn, 13% rye and 8.5% malted barley, it is Kentucky sourced, rumored to be Heaven Hill, but that’s not confirmed.
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Rossville Union Barrel Proof Rye Whiskey Review
Have you heard of Rossville Union Rye? This barrel strength rye is one that I think most people who are fans of spicy, citrusy ryes will enjoy.
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Wilderness Trail Settlers Select Rye Review
I’ve been a huge fan of Wilderness Trail Distillery since their first bourbon release, a single barrel bottled-in-bond wheated bourbon, back in April 2018. That was soon followed by the Wilderness Trail Settlers Select Rye Whiskey later that year. It’s made with Kentucky grown Heritage rye and bottled at barrel strength.
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CALI Mavericks DoubleWood Whiskey Review
From the CALI Distillery website: “DoubleWood is our high rye bourbon shaped by exposure to two very different varieties of oak. CALI Mavericks DoubleWood Whiskey starts out in charred new American Oak barrels, and finishes with toasted French Oak.”
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New Riff Winter Whiskey Review
New Riff Winter Whiskey is a new seasonal release. It is described as “… a Bourbon with the unique spice of raw and malted oats, backed by roasted cocoa notes of chocolate malt”.
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Broken Barrel The Cask of Amontillado Review
The Cask of Amontillado is one of three whiskeys in Broken Barrel’s limited Single Oak Series. The other two are Isle of Peat and Mizunara. Only 6600 bottles of each were released. Each is a different blend of whiskeys finished with different broken barrels.
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Castle & Key Restoration Rye Review
The first whiskey to be released under the Castle & Key label, Castle & Key Restoration Rye, is finally here, and it does not disappoint!
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