Frey Ranch Single Barrel Cask Strength Straight Bourbon (Four Grain)

Fresh leather nose with a dark chocolate, cherry and leather taste. Long charred dark chocolate finish.

Nose: This is some really distinct stuff. Very herbal and earthy, roses, cucumber, watermelon, lavender, spice. There's a lot of complexity in the nose there. Alcohol is totally hidden. Taste: WOAH. This is so refreshing. Fruit bowl. Raspberry, citrus, juicy cantaloupe, freshness all around. There's a hint of bread or something similar. This is really tasty stuff, really distinct, totally unique. Finish: Right in the back of the throat, not as strong down the esophagus. It's warm but nowhere near it's proof. Flavors swirl around in the mouth for a while. Overall: This is stellar bourbon. Like, phenomenal stuff to bring out for close friends at the right time. Idk what to compare it to. Big thanks to Randy!

Nose: caramel, vanilla, brown sugar. Smells like a Werther‘s candy. So much butterscotch 👏🏿👏🏿 Palate: Caramel, vanilla and peanut. Taste like that candy part of the peanut brittle. This is delicious. Finish: at 135.22 proof it has this long Kentucky hug. Overall: my bottle is a someone say whiskey bourbon club pick. 4.5/5 this is amazing.

I tried two of these, Bourbon Life and Liquor World. Both were excellent, but quite different. Bourbon Life was oakier with caramel and vanilla flavors. It had a strong grain flavor too, but not offensive and turned fruity on the finish after it had time to breathe a bit. The Liquor World had more fruit across the nose and palate and tasted older and more well rounded; what I think of in a typical bourbon. Very impressed!

Been trying to get my hands on this stuff for some time. One the nose there's caramel, brown sugar, and rye. On the palate it's pretty smooth for 129 proof with vanilla, chocolate, spicy rye, and brown sugar. The finish is decently long and warming. Great stuff from Frey Ranch!