The people at Blue Run sent me this bottle several months ago for review, but we are just now getting around to tasting it. It was not a high priority because Blue Run whiskeys are so expensive. While I appreciate... Continue Reading →
Old Ezra is an old brand dating back to the 1960s when Ezra Brooks was created to compete with Jack Daniels. I have always liked Old Ezra and drank many a bottle back in my days at United Distillers when... Continue Reading →
I am not a big fan of mesquite in my Bourbon, so I have taken a long time to pick up a bottle of this whiskey. I was turned off to mesquite Bourbon back in the early 2000s when I... Continue Reading →
Jim Beam Double Oak Twice Barreled is not a new product, but we have just discovered it. It has been around for a couple of years, but I don’t often purchase whiskey so I was surprised to see it on... Continue Reading →
The other day I picked up a couple of bottles of Sagamore Rye Whiskeys while out at Westport Whiskey and Wine. We loved both of them but particularly the Double Oak Rye whiskey. It is a marriage of a rye... Continue Reading →
Matt was out the other day and spotted this bottle of Maker’s Mark Lost Recipe Series and he had never seen it before. He texted me and neither had I. So he purchased a bottle. It is a bottle that... Continue Reading →
Buzzard’s Roost Distillery is located on Whiskey Row in Louisville, Kentucky. It is a small distillery who purchases new make whiskey and then re-distills it to make the whiskey that they bottle. They also have some sourced whiskey barrels that... Continue Reading →
Last month I received this bottle of Willett Bourbon from the distillery. Willett Distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky is making some excellent whiskeys and this bourbon whiskey is no exception. Willett rye is one of the whiskeys that Matt credits as... Continue Reading →
Sagamore Rye is bottled in Maryland. They have a distillery and make rye whiskey there, but they also source barrels from Indiana. They are blending the two whiskeys together to make their whiskey in most of their expressions, but I... Continue Reading →
