Like all of Tincup's releases, the Tincup Fourteener Bourbon Whiskey is sourced from MGP and then cut with Colorado water. Which is convenient because that's where they're located. I don't know why this is such a cornerstone of their marketing, I guess because when you're selling … [Read more...] about Tincup Fourteener Bourbon Whiskey Review
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Frey Ranch Quad Malt Bourbon Review
Frey Ranch Quad Malt Bourbon is a unique whiskey made from a blend of four different grains grown on the Frey Ranch estate. In spirit, and ratio, it's the exact same mash bill as their standard bourbon. But with one notable difference: malting. All four of the grains are … [Read more...] about Frey Ranch Quad Malt Bourbon Review
Frey Ranch 100% Malted Corn Bourbon Review
Frey Ranch 100% Malted Corn Bourbon is a unique, small-batch bourbon whiskey made entirely from malted corn grown on the Frey Ranch. However, it is not a single malt. To be a single malt it needs to be made from 100% malted barley. While it may not be a single malt, it is … [Read more...] about Frey Ranch 100% Malted Corn Bourbon Review
Square 6 High-Rye Bourbon Review
Created at the Evan Williams experience, using a mash with 35% rye, this Square 6 High-Rye Bourbon is something new from Heaven Hill. New mash, new distillery, new product, new everything. In many ways, the EWE is like a craft distillery for Heaven Hill to play around … [Read more...] about Square 6 High-Rye Bourbon Review
Blackened Whiskey x Wes Henderson Review
The second release in their Masters of whiskey series, the Blackened Whiskey x Wes Henderson is a 6-year-old KY Straight bourbon that's been finished in White Port casks. Delivered at cask strength it's a joining of Blackened and Angel's Envy. Like all releases of … [Read more...] about Blackened Whiskey x Wes Henderson Review
Jefferson’s Ocean New York Edition Review
Jefferson's Ocean New York Edition is "Cut to proof with world famous NY Water" and bottled at the Great Jones Distilling Co. A distillery that holds the distinction of being the first whiskey distillery to open in Manhattan since prohibition. Water + bottling makes this … [Read more...] about Jefferson’s Ocean New York Edition Review
Rabbit Hole Raceking Bourbon Review
Rabbit Hole Raceking Bourbon is a limited-run bourbon crafted using a five-grain mash of corn, rye, malted rye, chocolate malted wheat, and chocolate malted barley. There is no age statement, but since it's a NAS straight bourbon it's at least 4 years old. The name Raceking comes … [Read more...] about Rabbit Hole Raceking Bourbon Review
Woodford Reserve Toasted Oak Oat Grain Review
Woodford Reserve Toasted Oak Oat Grain is their oat-grain bourbon finished in new toasted oak barrels. Made from a mash of 66% Corn and 18% Oats, it's far from typical, but also not wholly unique in the whiskey world. Corsair had their Oatrage, High West had their Silver … [Read more...] about Woodford Reserve Toasted Oak Oat Grain Review
Milam and Greene Triple Cask Bourbon Review
The name of the Milam and Greene Triple Cask Bourbon is a bit confusing. Normally, when you hear the terms double cask, triple cask, etc. it means the whiskey was aged in different cask types like ex-Sherry, ex-Port, etc. That's how every other whiskey producer out there uses … [Read more...] about Milam and Greene Triple Cask Bourbon Review
Dunce Bourbon Whiskey Review
Transparently bottled by the folks at Tamworth Distilling, and created to help promote the book Brand Mysticism by Steven Grasse and Aaron Goldfarb, this MGP bourbon is a lesson to, and a jab at, the NDP industry. In a nutshell, they're pointing out how dumb and behind-the-times … [Read more...] about Dunce Bourbon Whiskey Review