Tastes

I had the 12 with the 10, 15, and 20. The 12 year and 20 might have been our favorites. The 12 is like drinking a cloud. Light, smooth, and delicious.

This is the bourbon that converts non-bourbon drinkers. Every time I introduce Blanton’s to someone they become obsessed. Smooth and subtle with lots of delicious notes. You see this bottle you need to buy it.

Green Apple! When I first tried this bourbon I wasn’t a fan, but the more I sip the more I like it. It is growing on me. Hancock is probably the weakest for Mash Bill 2(Blanton’s, Elmer, Rock Hill, and Hancock) and the price is a little steep ($60) but I have definitely tasted worse bourbons that we’re more expensive.

This is a great bourbon that won’t break the bank depending on where you live. Found a $34 bottle at a BevMo in the Bay Area and was ecstatic considering in Los Angeles this bottle is usually over $50. If you can’t buy Pappy get Weller. The Antique is my fav.

Lots of heat and long finish that I wouldn’t describe as “smoothness” which it says on the bottle. I had a taste of dark berries at first, but after more sips I definitely taste corn with pepper. I prefer other higher proof bourbons over this like Russel’s Reserve or Craig. Do appreciate the 9 year statement and price.