Elijah Craig Single Barrel Barrel Proof Bourbon (Private Label)
Bourbon
Elijah Craig // Kentucky, USA
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whiskyBoyWheatRidge
Reviewed April 14, 2024 (edited April 15, 2024)Some very bitter finish on these. -
bourbonbran
Reviewed April 6, 2024Total Wine Single Barrel. 9 yr age. 136.5 proof. A little smokey on the pallet and feels like it'll burn on the finish but very smooth for the proof109.0 USD per Bottle -
Zachary-Robbins
Reviewed March 19, 2024 (edited March 30, 2024)Liquor City Uncorked pick, "Gallenstein Selection #9" Barrel No. 6807165 Age - 8 years 63.5% abv; 127.0 proof Open 2.5 months Nose - Rich caramel, toasted vanilla, sweet tobacco, black cherry, plum, sweet oak, and medium ethanol. Palate - Oak spice up front, toffee, brown sugar, pipe tobacco, burnt marshmallow, dry cinnamon, and clove. Finish is medium-long with dry, tannic oak, clove, tobacco smoke, pine sap, caramel, vanilla bean, and medium ethanol. Not a showstopper, but another solid single barrel offering. I dislike the price creep of ECBP and the single barrels, but I will still buy them sight unseen right now. If they get to $100, I may have to try them before I buy.84.98 USD per Bottle -
CityBourbon
Reviewed March 9, 2024Liquor Lineup Store Pick Barrel: 6612909 Proof: 126.3 ABV: 63.65 Age: 9 years Smell: Caramel, vanilla and soft milk chocolate come to the front while wet oak and raisen cookies hold the rear together. Toasty char and brown sugar glue it all together. Taste: Char, oak, and brownsuger mix for a classic and robust “bourbon” characteristic. Slight oak spice at the end without dryness. Finish: oak and dark brown sugar stay on the palate. The finish is thick and coating leaving me with “bourbon breath” due to the lingering notes. This drinks hot but there is so much intense flavor that the experice blinds the user to the proof.90.0 USD per BottleLiquor Lineup #2
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