Whiskey Review

  • Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon Review

    I didn’t know much about Four Roses Bourbon other than that my friend Ingrid really, really likes it!  We recently received a bottle of the Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon with the identification of Warehouse DS and Barrel 3-1I.  Apparently, each of the Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon bottles come marked with their barrel identification and warehouse storage location.  I thought that was pretty cool as bottles from different barrels can conceivably taste pretty different.  … Read more

  • Glen Grant 10 Yr. Single Malt Whiskey Review

    This scotch is the perfect spirit for beginning scotch drinkers.  It expresses the essence of scotch with its soft nose and palate expressions of dried fruit and kernal flavors, such as toffee, with none of the intensity or smokey peat that may turn off beginning drinkers.  This soft and approachable qualities also make it a great scotch to use in cocktails.  The Glen Grant 10 Yr. Single Malt Whiskey also clocks at an entry level … Read more

  • Booker’s Bourbon Review

    Booker’s Bourbon is serious bourbon for serious bourbon lovers.

    It is “uncut, unfiltered, straight-from-the-barrel” bourbon — over 120 proof. So you don’t just pour it into a glass and gulp it down.

    It is a rewarding experience, but there are a few things you have to do before you can enjoy the intense charred oak and honey flavor.

    If you’ve ever wondered if decanting — pouring the liquor into an open glass container to sit … Read more