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Which one gets the grab for a pour in Monday to kick off the week?
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@kingscountydistillery
Limited Release
Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Barrel Strength
137.6 proof
“Kings County Barrel Strength Bourbon is blended from older barrels than its flagship bourbon, aged anywhere from four to seven years.”
“Bold and complex, this is our most consistently acclaimed limited-release offering. Among many awards, @breakingbourbon listed it as a “Best Craft Whiskey” of 2020, and @uproxx named it one of the Best Bourbons of 2024.”
👃: Blackberry and Cooked dates
👅: Dark fruit, hint of oak, & leather
🏁: Deep char and sweet fruit
@kingscountydistillery
Limited Release
Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Barrel Strength
137.6 proof
“Kings County Barrel Strength Bourbon is blended from older barrels than its flagship bourbon, aged anywhere from four to seven years.”
“Bold and complex, this is our most consistently acclaimed limited-release offering. Among many awards, @breakingbourbon listed it as a “Best Craft Whiskey” of 2020, and @uproxx named it one of the Best Bourbons of 2024.”
👃: Blackberry and Cooked dates
👅: Dark fruit, hint of oak, & leather
🏁: Deep char and sweet fruit
2XO is releasing some good bourbon. This French Oak has become one of my favorite pours since picking it up.
Let’s have some fun!
#1 Nose: Strong Caramel, tobacco, oak, red fruits
Palate: Over riding orange.. Very orange flavoring forward, caramel and oak, tobacco, red fruits come through very bitter.
Finish: Unfortunately, I’ve found the orange flavor to take over way too much on this.
#2 Nose: Dark fruits that turn more cherry forward, vanilla and a fantastic rich oak as the backbone throughout.
Palate: Rich oak, dark fruits, caramel and classic “sweet sour” note, which at this point I’m fairly certain I know what it is and cherry starts to be forefront.
Finish: Red fruits and very sweet vanilla.
#3 Nose: Dark berries, oak, vanilla, sweet strawberries and punch like note.
Palate: Very strong cherry, caramel, oak, punch and a hint of tobacco.
Finish: Caramel and at this point I’m fairly certain I put it together as Old Fitz. I find what I’ve always described as Heaven Hill Fruit Punch in the finish.
Wild Turkey 8 Year ended up being my winner, with Old Fitz and OGD right behind it. I’ve always been a Turkey fan, but honestly, I could see Old Fitz taking the top spot if I ran this blind again. The biggest surprise was how much I didn’t enjoy Old Grand-Dad. I thought it would hold up better. Blinds really are a mix of fun and surprising at the same time.
🚨What do you do when you find that 🦄 bottle that you have been searching for? Do you crack it? Or let it sit?🚨
Finally found this Kentucky Peerless Rye finished in Absinthe barrels!!!
Finally found this Kentucky Peerless Rye finished in Absinthe barrels!!!
bourbond_peacock The weekend starts with a good pour. Old Forester 1920 kicking it off.
TGIF elevated with Still Austin "The Musician" Bourbon in regular and cask strenth in a cocktail I developed for Stil Austin's" Beat the Influencer" contest called the Muses's Muse
Cheers and good pouring!
Cheers and good pouring!
