Tastes
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Maker's Mark 46 French Oaked
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed April 7, 2021 (edited September 14, 2021)I’ve had this several times but never had a bottle to myself until now.. I do enjoy this dram quite a bit, lots of cocoa on this one. Cocoa comes through early for me then finishes berry sweet with an element of wood. It has a nice oily mouth feel as well. For me this is close to a 90/100. The finish is rather short but that doesn’t appear to push me away, instead I want more and more like when you take a bite of a chocolate bar you impulsively want another bite. 89.5/100 for me Cheers 🥃 -
A lot going on here.. 94 proof but it seems higher due to the lengthy finish. The fruit I get is almost like a grape raspberry thing going for a while. I also get some chocolate with caramel that goes and goes. The wood kicks in toward the end and seemingly dances with the rye.. Like I said, it drinks a little hotter because of the long finish and abundance of character but trust me it’s a good thing. This dram is absolutely lovely, 94/100 in my book Cheers 🥃
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Bulleit Bourbon Single Barrel
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed February 17, 2021 (edited March 16, 2023)This stuff is amazing.. Sweet cherry notes with lots of wood and a nice cigar smoke note. Many other red fruit notes (red apple, raspberry, and a juicy pear. This juice is overly juiced and beautifully well balanced. I had it up against some big hitters (4 roses single obsq and obso)and this one beat them in a blind. Great juice, cheers 🥃 -
Old Tub Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed February 10, 2021 (edited February 15, 2021)A little rough around the edges and that is exactly the point to old tub.. The legs on this dram would make ZZ Tops eyes pop out. I get lots of citrus and orange with the classic nutty flavor of Jim Beam. It finishes fairly lengthy with a kick to the tonsils of full spice. I initially was taken back to old grand dad 114 and after some time with this OGD was pulling away and the differences started becoming more noticeable. This dram is a very unrefined mix of early prohibition and long beards and guitars 🎸 and I oddly enjoy it. Cheers 🥃 -
Woodford Reserve Wheat Whiskey
Wheat Whiskey — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed February 1, 2021 (edited December 23, 2021)The nose is better than the flavor on this one. I was hoping it would give bernhiem a run for its money and it fell short. It’s a nice sipper don’t get me wrong but the bern has nicer complexity and that honey vanilla it brings can’t be touched. This one has lighter fruits and I almost get like a fuzzy peach in the finish that I like but just a bit less appealing. -
Bernheim 7 Year Original Wheat Whiskey
Wheat Whiskey — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed January 20, 2021 (edited February 22, 2021)Bernheim gets some hate because of its simplicity but I actually like it for that reason. I usually drink this on camping trips or when it’s cold out and it absolutely hits the spot, been drinking this for 5 years now. The mouth feel is thin but that never really bothered me. Sweet candy flavor with smooth wheat and oak vanilla. Don’t believe the hate, see for yourself if you like it or not. Palates are subjective! Cheers 🥃 -
Michter's US*1 Sour Mash Whiskey
Other Whiskey — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed January 7, 2021 (edited January 15, 2021)First time trying this whiskey and I have heard so much hype. I can tell this one is the standard barrel because it’s just okay. Not a very bold offering but not bad. I paid 55 and I personally was disappointed with what I paid. I feel 35-38 was more appropriate for what this brings. Caramel, cinnamon, corn, slight cocoa. Not much else to this. -
I love belle Meade as it’s a favorite for me. I have been looking forward to trying this particular one for a while and it’s fabulous. It tastes like Christmas in a 108 proof bottle of whiskey. Cinnamon, nut Meg baking spices, heavy wood note a nice full bowl of cherries.. It dances in your mouth with the baking spices up front and the rye kicks in after that, then finishes quite nicely with oak and sweetness. Delicious neat! Cheers 🥃
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This bourbon is the Adam Archuleta of the 2001 St Louis Rams.. He could bench nearly 500 lbs as a safety so very hyped and excitement fills the soul because the media is overwhelming with the attributes. You put him on the field and he gets burnt every other drive while missing 4 tackles/game and as a fan you want to have him cut or trade him immediately. This bulleit is hyped and once you taste it you want to trade it for another immediately. Great marketing with the hunter orange and you will see it at 90 percent of bars/restaurants but not a great sipper. Yet not bad in a cocktail like Archuleta was good in scrimmage.
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