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Little Book Bourbon Chapter 3 Review
Little Book
Chapter 3
The Road Home
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
2019 Release
James B. Beam Distilling Co
122.6 Proof
Review
Please enjoy my Little Book Bourbon Chapter 3 review!
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Aptly named, this is the third release in the annual Little Book series. Created by Freddie Noe, each year’s release has been unique. This one should be my favorite, because it is a blend of the four bourbons which make up Beam’s Small Batch Bourbon Collection. It contains a blend of 9 year old Knob Creek and Basil Hayden’s bourbons, an 11 year old Booker’s bourbon and a 12 year old Baker’s bourbon. I am a huge fan of two of those- Knob Creek (although generally it’s the 120 proof barrel picks) and Booker’s.
This one is not for the faint of heart because it clocks in at 122.6 proof, but that only makes sense since some of its components, such as Booker’s, are routinely in that proof range or higher.
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Tasting Notes – Little Book Bourbon Chapter 3 Review – The Road Home
Here are my Tasting Notes. I drank it neat:
Nose: Sweet, leather, caramel, hint of cinnamon, light oak. Very light alcohol aroma for its proof
Taste: Cinnamon, oak, mild sweetness, leather, light licorice. After a few sips, leather seems to be more dominant
Finish: Licorice, leather. Moderate burn. The proof is more noticeable here.
Overall, I enjoyed Little Book Bourbon Chapter 3, and will likely pick up a bottle if I see one at retail pricing. This bottle was freshly opened, and, like many high proof complex bourbons, I would expect it to become even better after it has been open a little while.
Cheers! ?
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I hope you have enjoyed my Little Book Bourbon Chapter 3 review! Would you like to read about more bourbons made by the James B Beam Distiling Coompany? Then check out our Hardin’s Creek Colonel James B Beam Bourbon Review and our Clermont Steep American Single Malt Whiskey Review!
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About the author: Ed Escott is truly "Bourbon Obsessed". He is the founder of Bourbon Obsessed, LLC, and an Executive Bourbon Steward of the Stave and Thief Society. In addition, he has authored and edited over 600 bourbon and other whiskey reviews, over 50 in-depth distillery write-ups, and many other related articles. He is on the board of the Kentucky Bourbon Influencers and a member of the Lexington Bourbon Society and the Bourbon Capital Guild. Last, but not least, Ed has attended many bourbon-related educational sessions, visited countless distilleries, and is on a never-ending quest to try every bourbon.
Prior to focusing solely on Bourbon Obsessed, Ed practiced in academic medicine for three decades. He most recently was a Professor at the University of Kentucky and served as Chief of the Division of Neuroradiology and Vice Chair For Faculty Mentoring, Development & Wellness of the Department of Radiology. He has extensive editorial experience in academic medical publication, and brings that same academic mindset to Bourbon Obsessed, which is a unique approach for a spirit-focused media company.
Ed can be found on social media on Instagram at @bourbon_obsessed and on Facebook at @BourbonObsessed
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