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 →
Last week, Bardstown Bourbon Company released their new bottle design with this six year old bonded wheat recipe Bourbon. It is very good Bourbon and a sleek looking bottle design. The Bourbon has a mash bill of 68% corn, 20%... Continue Reading →
Smooth Ambler Distillery is in West Virginia and was founded by John Little in 2009. West Virginia, like Kentucky, was once part of the state of Virginia and shares a rich heritage with Kentucky through this connection. It is no... Continue Reading →
Last month, I was given a couple of bottles by Maggie Kimberl, who received these bottles from the Tamworth Distillery to pass on to me. We liked both bottles, but we thought this whiskey was worthy of being our Whiskey... Continue Reading →
The other day, we were out at Oxmoor Farm for a BARDS (Bourbon And Rye Drinkers Society) meeting, and I picked up a bottle of their single barrel Bourbon. It is a very good bottle and Matt and I sat... Continue Reading →
The other day, Matt and I, with Rosemary and Becca, visited Neat Bourbon Bar and Bottle Shop. While there, we encountered a bottle tasting of DeHart Whiskeys. We tried their whiskeys and we purchased two bottles for review. The first... Continue Reading →
