New Riff Kentucky Straight Bourbon Bottled In Bond

finally a bourbon that has something unique in the taste. at first sip, it's a typical bourbon caramel, oak, a little rye spice. At least by the finish, which is very long, a combination of cherry, maybe pecan, grassy sweetness lingers in my mouth. it's so heavy that it coats like a chloraseptic throat spray without the chloraseptic flavor. I love the linger more than the bourbon itself. Can't wait to taste the single barrel.

Ok bourbon but a bit weak in aroma and taste

Not bad, nothing special. Nose: high proof, light bourbon Palate: subtle Finish: not high proof, slight hug

Dank

Young but very tasty bourbon. Had a double pour of this at a wedding in Wisconsin. I’ve never seen this in my home state of Texas, so I was eager to try it today. The nose is full of rich caramels, vanilla, some cherry, and oak. Typically bourbon notes, but it was quite dense despite its young age. There’s some ethanol burn too. The taste is same as above, but I also noticed some orange zest and spice. I love high rye bourbons, so I really enjoyed the peppery and grassy notes here. The finish is medium to long with oak and a bit of barrel char. Honestly, my favorite part was that sweet orange zest on the taste. It’s a fine bourbon for its age with little faults, and makes a great daily sipper. I bet it would taste fantastic in an old fashioned.