1792 Single Barrel Bourbon

Great pour for the price. It has a nice flavor profile with a little citrus on the finish. Easy to sip on a nice day.

8.10.20 Single barrel select for the state of Virginia. Light amber, beautiful sticky legs Nose dominated by barrel and corn with a bit of rye spice. Ripe fruits, raisins and cacao and a bit of barn funk. Sweet, rich and warm. Shows some spice after chocolate and black cherry. Deep and dark: leather, chocolate, prunes, toffee and dark caramel. This is excellent

Nose: vanilla, bananas, warm baking spice, maybe a little peanut, getting more and more like a banana split the more you nose it. Palate: berries and caramel. Berries turn into just cherry after a while. Completes the banana split from the nose Finish: pretty long, sugary cherry lingers on Overall: Very light and fruity, a really nice change of pace from what I normally enjoy in a bourbon. It’s worth noting that I had this in a blind with other darker bourbons, and the pleasant banana split nose was completely dominated by bananas, which I wasn’t a fan of. That took the score down a little for me. Overall though, this is one I’ll continue to seek out.

Vanilla, almost cedar scent strong wood flavor with light spice. Great over a rock.

Sweet and smooth