Tastes

A very satisfying bourbon. Great flavors and a wonderful texture. Youll find yourself sipping s d savoring every drop. Tell you what, pull up an album from when you were younger. Doesnt matter if its vinyl, cd, or streaming, but take some time and just listen to the entire thing while drinking a glass of this. Let yourself have that experience and enjoy the journey.

Its sharp, the way youd expect a bottled in bond bourbon to be. Aside from that, very little sticks out - its just a balanced whiskey that makes for a nice cocktail.

Put a pair of steaks on the grill and pour yourself and a friend each a double. Tastes best is the backyard, while discussing history & reminiscing. Cheers!

Hard to beat it for the price. Enough spice to force you to drink it slowly. Great for those with heavy-pouring friends who don’t want to go broke, just because they had company over 😏

This one gives you a lot to think about! Starts off sweet, then you get some spice with a small burn going down. Definitely a sipping whiskey. Pull up a chair in the evening, and savor every moment of the sunset. Fantastic.

Has a burn similar to Jim Beam, but a whole lot more flavor to it. It’ll warm you up and make you feel all toasty inside. Between the warmth and the spice, this is a great crummy-weather-whiskey. Enjoy!

Great cold weather whiskey! It’s got some spice to it, and is very smooth. More of an end-of-the-evening whiskey than anything else. Next time there’s a storm brewing, pour two doubles of this, neat, and snuggle up on the couch with your better half and watch the wind blow. Bonus points if you have a fireplace. If not, put a video of one from Netflix or YouTube on a loop - it’ll be the best snow storm you’ve ever seen.

It’s Tennessee whiskey, all the way - but it has a bit of fruit to it. We couldn’t quite place it, but this is a sweet whiskey that goes best as dessert. Be careful, though: it goes down smooth, and if you’re not careful, you and your significant other will finish 80% of the bottle without realizing it...

The barley is strong with this one, making it reminiscent of scotch. Apparently the distillery is located inside of a castle, and the surrounding area is used as farmland, which is where they grow their own barley. That definitely comes through in this whiskey. Goes fantastically well with tortilla Chips and homemade guacamole. If you are celebrating an Irish holiday, and you drink this right after a little Jameson’s, you’ll notice this has a lot more flavor, and a bit more bite. Slainte!