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While Garrison Brothers was the first legal distillery in Texas, founded in ’05-’06, it’s really been the last couple years that Garrison Brothers Bourbon has become more notable and widespread. I’ve seen it all over the shelves of different liquor stores, but I’ve continually passed on it due to the ~$80 price tag. Well, that…
I love drinking a new whiskey, that’s one of the reasons I review so many. I like seeing how seemingly similar whiskey can taste so different. I also like trying completely different whiskies and enjoying their vast differences. Cask finished whiskey is another fun way to experiment with whiskey. Which brings me to today’s review……..
I’ve previously reviewed Johnnie Walker Red, Black, and Double Black, so now it’s time to move on the a review of Johnnie Walker Green Label. My goal is to review the whole series and have a blind tasting to figure out which is best. However, that takes quite a little money, so we’ll get to…
As current residents of Colorado, we like to check out some locally produced whiskey to review. We recently purchased a bottle of 477 Distilling Rye Whiskey, a blended rye out of Greeley, CO. There are a lot of distilleries we really like out of Colorado, our favorite being Laws Whiskey House, but we also enjoy…
The world of whiskey, or whisky, can be a confusing one, so we’re here to make things a little easier for you. We have some guides on the different types of whiskey and the specific types of bourbon you’ll see, but we’re going to cover two types of whiskey in particular – rye vs bourbon….
Whiskey, bitters, and sugar. That’s all it takes to make one of the most recognizable and iconic cocktails – the Old Fashioned. It seems easy enough, but you can never get it to taste like it did that one time…. You know what I’m talking about – that one time you ordered it at a…
Blade and Bow Bourbon garnishes a lot of popularity or chatter for its use of solera aging and the distillery it’s from. We’ll touch more on solera aging method and the Stitzel Weller Distillery soon, but our priority here isn’t about the distillery or methods used to craft this bourbon. In this review, our goal…
Surprisingly, I’ve only had Evan Williams Bottled In Bond twice before, and it was a couple of years ago. After writing my article on the top bourbons for $25, I got a lot of comments praising different BiB options, so I figured it was high time I got some reviews out there. I’m starting with…
You would think that a company like Jack Daniel’s would’ve had a bottled in bond expression for decades by now, but that’s not the case. It was only in May of 2022 that Jack Daniel’s Bonded and Jack Daniel’s Triple Mash – both bottled in bond expressions, were released. I’m not a huge fan of…
There are a lot of bourbon drinkers out in the world, but few too many actually know what goes into their bourbon… it’s just bourbon. Well, there are many different types of bourbon with different mashbills, and there are many labels on a bottle of bourbon that signify different things. Being able to differentiate what…
It’s been a minute since I’ve had a glass of Larceny Bourbon, despite what the pictures show… Someone in my house (*cough Zach cough*), likes to drink all of my whiskey before I get the chance to review it. I remember Larceny being pretty solid, but I’ve also never been too huge of a fan…
New Riff Distilling has been popping up more and more over the years, and it’s high time I wrote a review on New Riff Single Barrel Rye. I’m going to have some bias towards New Riff and their whiskeys for a couple reasons. First, they are located just across the River from Cincinnati, which holds…