Reviews

This one I’ve been trying to snag for a while but always seems to be out of stock. I really like wheated mash bills and like Makers Mark. I didn’t think this version would be that much different. The extra aging with the staves in the barrel really mellow this out. Classic bourbon flavors Carmel, oak and brown sugar and really rich. Great finish with just the right amount of spice and burn. Will definitely try and keep this on my shelf.

I was traveling through the Nashville airport and saw this in one of the stores. Figured why not. Glad I did. The more I drink this (neat) the more and more I like it. I typically like wheated bourbon, which this isn’t. Brown sugar and oak on the nose. On the palate it’s really rich and complex. Get some cinnamon, oak and that sweet brown sugar hit. Finish is spicy and warm with a punch but in a good way. Paid a higher price in the airport have seen it for about )$15 less and available at my local store. At first I wasn’t sure, but the more I drink it the more I really like this. Will definitely buy this again

Finally able to find a bottle and the price was right. It’s ok. Definitely tell it’s a younger bourbon. No fruitiness at all with this one. It’s not tart it’s just dry and oaky. A little bit of spice and pleasant burn in the finish. If you love dry , classic oaky bourbon this is for you. Not bad at all just not the notes I prefer.

You can tell this blended and not a young bourbon. On the nose right away I get brown sugar. Strong oak on the tongue and more dry as opposed to rich and oily. Peppery finish with a slight burn but in a good way. This one is strong but still a good sipper. Tried it neat and on the rocks. Even though this one is 108 proof I preferred it neat. Typically I like wheated bourbon so this is far different than my typical go to bourbons like Buffalo Trace, Larceny, or 1792. But the more it drink it the more I like it. This was a bit Pricey@ $79 in the Nashville Airport. Can’t get it where I live but I’m glad I picked it up. Also a great story about the horses on the label. Definitely had a place on my shelf. If you can find it I’d recommend giving it a try.

Honestly this is becoming one of my favorites. It tastes much more expensive than it is. I’m a fan of wheated bourbons. This just doesn’t disappoint. I hate to use “smooth” but it is. Notes of banana bread, carmel, and cherry. If you like your bourbon with a bit less burn and and on the sweeter side don’t pass this one buy. For less than $30 it’s a bargain

Just straight classic bourbon. I’ve had much better I’ve had much worse. For $22 I’d come back to this a time or two. Easy to drink neat or on the rocks.

Tried this because I like their American Whiskey. Didn’t disappoint. Classic bourbon. I typically like a wheated, sweeter bourbon. I believe the mash bill is 79 corn 11 rye and 10 malted barley so it’s balanced nicely with just a bit a spice on the finish. It’s was a little more expensive at $41 but it has a place on my shelf

Everyone has different likes. This is my style bourbon. I like mine a bit on the sweeter side and this fits the bill for me. Classic bourbon notes without the burn. I’m a fan of wheated mash bills so this is perfect for me. Reminds me a bit of Jefferson Ocean Voyage 15. Very easy to drink. This one will always have a place on my shelf.

You can definitely tell this is a higher rye mash bill. Very fruity and sweet on the front end with a spicy warm finish. Crazy but you can definitely pick up a banana note. Drinkable but I prefer lower rye mash. Priced at $27 where I purchases