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Nelson's Green Brier Tennessee Whiskey
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ScootsMcGoots
Reviewed October 23, 2022 (edited March 24, 2024)I enjoy trying new bourbons at our local bar and this was one I’ve never had. Had this in a glencairn glass neat. The nose was sweet but that was it. Almost like it wasn’t a bourbon but a brown liquid. The palate thin, sour, like drinking water purée through dirt. Just not drinkable. The finish was so fast it felt like all you tasted was the palate “dirt” you had before. Overall, no, don’t, just don’t. If someone puts this in front of you, I’d recommend to slowly step back and politely bring up a different bottle to drink. Scale: .25 -
speedshop
Reviewed October 16, 2022Nose is sour and grassy with very light barrel taste is very satisfying with fruit flavors and malt flavor viscus in mouth with light but lingering finish30.0 USD per BottlePlaza Package Gray -
scherocman
Reviewed October 9, 2022Very spicy but plain at the same time.Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Downtown Franklin -
ghill40509
Reviewed October 8, 2022 (edited March 24, 2024)Nelson's Belle Meade bourbons I enjoy, especially the reserve. It's sourced from MGP so I was anxious to try their own distillate. The label shows two+ years of age so I am leary. Quick whiff on the pour and I get a hint of caramel and oak. As it sits in the glass it goes grassy. After 15 minutes it's heavy on yeast light on barrel, it's very grainy much like Boone County's 5 year pot still release. It's not bad, but I am not a fan. It reminds me of my standard complaint to most of the new craft players that rush to market with a product that's not ready for market. The finish is an overwhelming grain/mash/yeast amalgam that's not to my liking. I'll stick with Belle Meade28.0 USD per Bottle -
carrm
Reviewed September 9, 2022Sweet and sour, with a little bite. Nice finish. Decent bourbon type burn.
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