Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon Review: A Good Daily Sipper

Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon is a 6-year, non-chill-filtered 107-proof release priced at $45. Read Ray Marcano’s complete review to find out what it's like!

Yellowstone Bourbon
Small Batch 107
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Aged 6 Years
107 Proof
SRP: $45
Review

Please enjoy our Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon Review by Ray Marcano!

Yellowstone Bourbon History and Small Batch 107

Yellowstone Bourbon was founded by pioneer distiller Joseph Bernard Dant and named after the United States’ first national park in 1872. In 2011, seventh-generation Master Distiller Stephen Beam—a descendant of both the Dant and Beam distilling families—founded Limestone Branch Distillery in Lebanon, Kentucky, and resurrected the Yellowstone brand with the creation of Yellowstone Select Bourbon.

Yellowstone introduced Small Batch 107 in 2025 as a permanent release. Small Batch is aged six years and is the only expression in the Yellowstone portfolio to feature an age statement on its packaging, according to a press release. Bottled at 107 proof without chill filtration, it was created to provide a fuller-bodied everyday offering within the Yellowstone lineup.

Details

  • Brand: Yellowstone Bourbon
  • Distillery: Limestone Branch Distillery
  • Expression: Small Batch 107
  • Master Distiller: Stephen Beam
  • Type: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
  • Release: Permanent
  • Release year: 2025
  • Age: 6 years
  • Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye and 12% malted barley
  • Proof: 107 proof (53.5% ABV)
  • Filtration: Non-chill filtered
  • Bottle size: 750 mL
  • Availability: Nationwide
  • MSRP: $45

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Tasting Notes — Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon Review

Let’s taste it:

🛏 Rested: 15 minutes in a Glencairn glass

👉🏻 Nose: Light and sweet, pepper, corn, vanilla, ethanol.
👉🏻 Taste: Vanilla, pepper, caramel, honey.
👉🏻 Finish: Warm, rye spice, vanilla, honey.

A Good Daily Sipper

I’ve always found the standard Yellowstone bourbons—the Select, Rum Cask and Toasted—to be too thin. There’s a market for these offerings, but I’ve long wished for another bourbon with more heft that didn’t make me go all the way up to the marvelous Yellowstone 10 and its $100 price tag.

I got my wish with Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon. It’s heavier, with great balance. The caramel-honey combination is a treat that bursts at the end and creates a long finish. The spice throughout balances the sweetness and provides a nice warmth.

Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon Fills the Gap

Good job by Yellowstone. It filled a gap in its offerings: a mid-tier, more substantial bourbon. The taste and price are right. Have you tried the Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon? What did you think? Cheers!🥃


We hope you have enjoyed our Yellowstone Small Batch 107 Bourbon Review by Ray Marcano. Ray publishes a free monthly newsletter, The Bourbon Resource. You can subscribe here. Next, read these related reviews: Yellowstone Rum Cask Finished Bourbon Review and Yellowstone 2026 Limited Edition Bourbon Review.


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