This Bulleit Bourbon review explores one of the most widely available beginner bourbons in the world. With its high-rye mashbill, balanced spice, and approachable character, Bulleit offers a clear step up from entry-level bottles like Jack Daniel’s or Jim Beam — without demanding experience or commitment.
Buffalo Trace Distillery built its reputation on legendary names long before releasing a bourbon under its own label. When it finally did, the result was a balanced, easy-sipping Kentucky straight bourbon that quickly became a modern classic. This Buffalo Trace bourbon review explores the story, flavour, and quiet confidence behind one of America’s most dependable pours.
A detailed review of Bulleit Rye Whiskey, exploring its spice-forward profile, soft sweetness, and approachable character. From nose to finish, this American straight rye proves why it remains a popular gateway into rye whiskey.
A bold, high-proof Tennessee bourbon bursting with maple sweetness, warm spice, and a long, chocolate-oak finish — a single barrel that makes its presence known from the first sip.
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Blanton’s Original and Blanton’s Gold face off in a full single-barrel bourbon showdown. We explore their tasting notes, strengths, weaknesses, and what makes each expression unique—plus why every barrel tastes a little different. Whether you’re chasing power, complexity, or classic Buffalo Trace character, this versus review shows exactly how these two iconic bourbons compare.
Ironroot Republic has become one of the most exciting names in American whiskey, and few bottles show their range better than Harbinger and the European-exclusive Assemblage Rye. In this versus review, I break down both whiskies with full tasting notes, food pairings, and the story behind the legendary “iron roots” that saved Europe’s vineyards. Two bottles, one distillery, and a whole lot of Texas character.
Sleight of Hand and Promethean face off in a Texas-born bourbon showdown. Fudge meets fire, nuance meets intensity—find out which Ironroot bottle wins.
It’s time for a wee review of one of my favourite bourbons. In fact this Elijah Craig Small Batch is the bourbon that got me into the category. Falling head over heels with their Barrel Proof it wasn’t until yesterday
In today’s review I’ll be having a look at the Remus Gatsby Reserve. A bourbon with no less than a 15 year old age statement, that comes in an art-deco style bottle that very much reminds me of the roaring
Fragrant Drops is an independent bottler that bottles mostly Scotch and Rum, but this Indiana Rye is worthy of a spot!
