LouisianaLonghorn
Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr. Small Batch Bourbon
Bourbon — Kentucky, USA
Reviewed
January 26, 2019 (edited March 2, 2020)
One of the finest (and more affordable!) bourbons I’ve purchased. Bottled in Bond spirits are enjoying a resurgence, likely due to the fact that it’s a mark of quality and craftsmanship in American whiskey.
The whiskey itself has the classic bourbon handshake of caramel, vanilla, and brown sugar, but also possesses a lingering toffee note on the finish. The whisky is oily and chewy, and the finish is good and long, like a hot summer afternoon in Texas.
Served neat, there’s a bit of an understandable burn at 50% ABV but the party really begins with a little water, really opening up some of the oils and rich toffee flavors. Grab this before everyone realizes what a good deal it is!
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@jonwilkinson7309 the only bottle of Single Barrel I’ve had has been really good. However, I don’t know if it’s almost double the price of Small Batch better.
Have you had the Single Barrel? I'm wondering how it compares to the Small Batch. I've heard a couple of people say they like the Small Batch better. Although I suppose there may be some variation by barrel and batch.