Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon Review

Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon is the second in the Daviess County Toasted Finished Series. What's it like? Read our full review to learn more!

Daviess County
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Finished in Medium Toasted American Oak Barrels
96 Proof
Lux Row Distillers
MSRP: $49.99
Review

Please enjoy our Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon Review by Ray Marcano!

If you like oak, you’ll like this.

History

Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon is another new release from Lux Row Distillers. It is the second in the Daviess County Toasted Finished Series, joining the Daviess County Lightly Toasted Finished Bourbon. Both of these Toasted Finished Bourbons are limited releases, with the Lightly Toasted Finished being phased out, and the Medium Toasted Finished being phased in. The other Daviess County releases have been: the Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, the Cabernet Sauvignon Finish and the French Oak Finish.

Mash Bill

Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon features Daviess County Bourbon’s signature combination of ryed and wheated bourbon mashbills, aged four-plus years.


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Tasting Notes

Let’s taste it:

🛏 Rested for 15 minutes in a Glencairn glass

👉🏻Nose: Clove, spice, oak
👉🏻Taste: Oak, cherry licorice, vanilla
👉🏻Finish: Oak, spice, mint, vanilla, citrus

Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon - Bottle - Photo credit: Lux Row Distillers
Summary – Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon Review

The Daviess County bourbons don’t get a lot of love. They’re all like the Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon. They’re solid, everyday drinkers, each with a different flavor profile. If you judged the Medium Toasted on its nose and initial taste, you might find it uninspiring. But the finish makes the flavors pop, especially with some surprising citrus. The distillery will release 18,000 bottles of this ryed and wheated product.

Conclusion

Despite the $49.99 MSRP, I’ve seen and purchased Daviess County bourbons at around $41. The oak is certainly pronounced but doesn’t overwhelm. A few friends tasted it and enjoyed it. If you like an oak-laden bourbon, this is a solid buy, especially for those trying to add interesting bottles at a reasonable price to their collection, and we now live in a world where $50 qualifies as reasonable.

We hope you have enjoyed our Daviess County Medium Toasted Finished Bourbon Review by Ray Marcano! Ray publishes a free monthly newsletter, The Bourbon Resource. You can subscribe here. If you would like to learn about the first bourbon in this series, then read our Daviess County Lightly Toasted Bourbon Review! You can also check out our Daviess County Cabernet Finished Bourbon Review!

Photo credits: Lux Row Distillers

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