Widow Jane 10yr Bourbon

A blend of non-chill filtered 10yr old straight whiskies from Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee proofed down with pure limestone mineral water from the Rosendale mines in New York. Sweet cookies and cream on the nose with a touch of tropical fruit and soft Tennessee leather. On the palate, a burst of juicy fruit to start, fairly mouth watering, with a rush of spices at the finish. Collectively pretty balanced with softer mint and spice notes emerging on second and third sips. Here’s a “craft blend” actually worth a damn.

Angel’s Envy Rye

95% rye finished in rum casks and bottled at 100 proof, the Angel’s Envy Rye has long been the sweetest, most dessert like and decadent rye on the market, and this current bottling is no exception. Cotton candy, spice, and leather on the nose. One the palate, a quick hit of baking spice, then Big League Chew bubblegum, mint, and a touch of vanilla cream. Sweet and spicy, and just about the easiest drinking rye you’ll ever taste.

Woodford Reserve 750

Reviewed on-site at the Woodford Reserve distillery, this modern classic is a tribute to the Brown-Forman signature brown sugar flavor, balanced with a touch of spice, citrus, and orchard fruit, Woodford starts sweet and finishes slightly spicy with cinnamon and darker fruits. You can never ever go wrong with a bottle of Woodford on your bar.

Green River Bourbon

Warm spiced pear liqueur on the nose, orange zest, lime, and mixed nuts. On the palate fancy vanilla ice cream, soft honey, strawberries, and a touch of cedar. Very alluring grain spice on the finish. Fantastic texture.

Ezra Brooks Cask Strength Single Barrel

Honey, mint, apple. Sweet nose intially, then woodsy. Was likely Heaven Hill sourced but under a Non-disclosure agreement so can’t officially say, though that would make it almost 6 yr, barrel proof HH, and now $10 cheaper. The charcoal filtering brings out licorice and a touch more barrel spice. Good ol’ Kentucky chew at a great price.

Benchmark Bonded 100 Proof

Buffalo Trace mashbill #1 (Stagg, Eagle Rare, EH Taylor, Buffalo Trace) at 4 years old and 100 proof, officially bottled in bond. The nose presents soft floral aromas, along with warm hay note, and almond joy, chocolate, and coconut. On the palate, mandarin orange, mint tea, and a generous spice note. If you are in the market for a younger, more brash, but higher proof buffalo trace which tends to be on the mellow side, then give this one a try. Big, bold, and under $30!