Corn Trooper

Pretty standard bourbon tasting profile. Not bad but not great either. Seven bourbons were blended together to create this bourbon but there is no age statement, not surprised since they blended seven different bourbons. Personally though, there are several BIBs that you could easily pick up in the forty to fifty dollar price range that are just as good if not better than this blend. I’m all for bourbon blends, but I don’t think much there was much thought put into the Corn Trooper blend beyond “Let’s blend seven bourbons together and market it as seven bourbon blend”.

A bold, Blended Bourbon Whiskey crafted with a blend of seven Straight Bourbons from seven states. Colorado, Texas, Kentucky, Michigan, New York, South Carolina, and Washington aged in new American white oak barrels for a 2 to 12 years before being blended & bottled at 101 proof. It has an aromatic birth with notes of grains, wood, nuts, herbs & spices; while a rich & spicy life adds notes of cornbread, rye, apple & orange peels, dark cherry, banana, green olive & maple syrup; that led to a long & hot death with notes of oak, vanilla, cinnamon & ginger.

👃: vanilla and wheat 👅: a little bit fruity, pepper, vanilla 🏁: hard to pin down notes, but there is a late kick of fire that hits down the throat

Nose: slightly sweet, woodsy Palate: baking spices, citris Finish: warm, cherry

Great blend with complex notes throughout.