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Four Roses

Key Things to Know:

Unique Blending: They use two mashbills (different grain mixes) and five yeasts to create 10 different bourbon recipes, which they blend uniquely for each product.
Mashbills & Yeasts:
- Mashbill B (High Rye): More spice.
- Mashbill E (Low Rye): More fruity.
- 5 Yeasts: Produce different flavor profiles (fruity, spicy, floral, minty).
Product Range:
- Four Roses Bourbon (Yellow Label): Entry-level, 80 proof, great for cocktails, notes of fruit, caramel, vanilla.Add a description about this

4 Roses Single Barrel

What to Know:

Single Barrel: Each bottle comes from a single barrel, giving it a unique flavor profile that varies slightly by batch.
Proof: It's 100 Proof (50% ABV), providing a bold flavor that still feels balanced.
Flavor Profile: Expect notes of ripe fruit (plums, cherries, berries), rich caramel, vanilla, brown sugar, honey, and prominent baking spices like cinnamon and clove, with oak and pepper on the finish.
Recipes: The specific flavor depends on the recipe (e.g., OBSV, OESO), indicated b

Angel Envy

$11

Key Things to Know:

Port Wine Finish: The defining feature is its secondary aging in port wine barrels, adding rich, fruity, and sweet notes not typical in standard bourbon.
Flavor Profile: Expect caramel, vanilla, brown sugar, hints of fruit (like cherry or apricot), and sometimes a touch of chocolate or spice, balanced by oak.
Smooth & Approachable: It's generally considered very smooth, making it an easy sipper, even for those new to bourbon, despite its complexity.
Variations: Beyond the classi

Basil Haden Dark Rye

$10

Key Characteristics

Blend: A mix of Kentucky straight rye, Canadian rye (from Alberta Distillery), and a touch of port wine.
Flavor Profile: Rich, fruity (dark cherry, plum, currants), sweet (caramel, molasses, jam), with underlying rye spice, oak, and sometimes leather notes.
Aroma: Wine-like, with red fruit, sweetness, and subtle spice.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, full, viscous, balancing sweetness with dry spice.
Proof: 80 proof (40% ABV).

Basil Hayden

Key Characteristics

Flavor Profile: Spicy, peppery, honey, vanilla, citrus, peppermint, light oak.
Aroma: Tea, spice, peppermint, with notes of vanilla and oak.
Body: Light and smooth.
Proof: 80 Proof (40% ABV), making it very gentle.
Finish: Clean, dry, with a slight, crisp bite.

Blade and Bow

Key Characteristics

Solera Aging: Blends bourbons of various ages, using the last stocks from the original Stitzel-Weller distillery for consistency.
Flavor Profile: Starts fruity (lemon, raspberry, apricot), moves to sweet vanilla, caramel, and spice (cinnamon, clove), with a nutty finish (hazelnut) and oak.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied, oily, and smooth with low heat, often described as "soft" or "chewy".
Proof: 91 proof (45.5% ABV).
No Age Statement: Contains whiskey aged at least 6 years, but the bl

Blanton’s Single Barrel

$16

Key Things to Know

Pioneering Single Barrel: Created by Elmer T. Lee in 1984, it honors Colonel Albert Blanton's tradition of bottling exceptional barrels for VIPs, setting the standard for premium bourbon.
Unique Aging: Aged in Warehouse H at Buffalo Trace, its metal-clad construction amplifies temperature changes, leading to rapid maturation.
Flavor Profile: Expect notes of vanilla, caramel, honey, citrus, oak, and baking spices (nutmeg, cinnamon, clove) with a medium finish.
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Buffalo Trace

Flavor & Profile

Aroma: Vanilla, mint, molasses, with hints of sweet brown sugar and oak.
Taste: Sweetness from brown sugar, spice, toffee, dark fruit, and anise, leading to a long, smooth finish with deep oak notes.
Mash Bill: Uses a secret "Mash Bill #1" with a high corn content, creating a sweeter, leaner bourbon compared to higher-rye options, but still complex.

Bullet

Key Characteristics

High-Rye Content: A high rye percentage (28%) makes it spicier and bolder than many traditional bourbons, with flavors of clove, cinnamon, and pepper.
Flavor Profile: Expect notes of baked apple, vanilla, honey, citrus (orange), and hints of spice, balanced by a smooth, slightly sweet finish, though some find it slightly bitter or coppery.
Proof & Body: Bottled at 90 proof (45% ABV), it's robust but generally considered approachable and not overly boozy, with a medium body.

Driftless Glen

What to Know About Driftless Glen Bourbon:

Origin & Production: From Wisconsin's Driftless Area, using local grains, small batches, and non-chill filtering for richer flavor.
Mashbill: A high-rye blend (60% corn, 20% rye, 20% malted barley), bringing distinct spice.
Flavor Profile (General): Expect a balance of spice (pepper, cinnamon) and sweetness (caramel, vanilla, fruit), with oak and often chocolate notes.

E. H. Taylor Small Batch

Key Things to Know

Distillery & Legacy: Made at Buffalo Trace Distillery, it honors Colonel E.H. Taylor, Jr., a pioneer for bourbon quality, including the Bottled-in-Bond Act.
Bottled-in-Bond: Meets the strict 1897 law: 100 proof (50% ABV), from one distillery, one season, aged at least four years, and bottled in a federally bonded warehouse.
Mash Bill: Believed to use Buffalo Trace's Mash Bill #1 (low rye), similar to Buffalo Trace or Eagle Rare.
Age: No age statement, but rumored to be a blend of

Eagle Rare Single Barrel

$10

Key things to know:

Producer: Buffalo Trace Distillery (Sazerac Company).
Age & Mash Bill: A minimum 10-year aged bourbon from Buffalo Trace's low-rye Mash Bill #1, though some store picks might occasionally use Mash Bill #2.
Flavor Profile: Classic bourbon notes of sweet oak, vanilla, caramel, brown sugar, with hints of orange peel, toffee, leather, cocoa, and dark/candied fruits (cherry, plum, grape). It's balanced with a dry, lingering finish.

E. H. Taylor Barrel Strength

$20

Key Things to Know:

Barrel Strength & Uncut: Bottled at its original cask strength, meaning no water is added before bottling (around 125-131 proof), and it's unfiltered, providing a rich, viscous texture.
Flavor Profile: Expect bold notes of butterscotch, dark fruit (cherry, berries), caramel, vanilla, toasty oak, tobacco, and spice (cinnamon, pepper), with a powerful "Kentucky hug".
High Demand: It's a highly allocated and popular bourbon, making it difficult to find and often sold at a premium

Elmer T. Lee

$20

Key Characteristics:

Flavor Profile: Expect sweet notes of caramel, vanilla, honey, maple, and citrus, balanced with oak, baking spices (cinnamon, clove), and hints of dark fruit like berries.
Aroma: Rich vanilla, sweet caramel, berries, peaches, and oak.
Finish: Long, sweet, with oak, burnt sugar, and spices.
Mash Bill: Uses Buffalo Trace's high-rye Mash Bill #2, known for spicy notes.
Proof: Typically 90 proof (45% ABV).
Single Barrel: Each bottle comes from a single barrel, meaning slight variatio

High West

$10

Key Characteristics:

Type: Blended Straight Bourbon Whiskey.
Flavor Profile: Rich & earthy with notes of sweet corn bread, candy corn, honey nougat, vanilla, caramel apple, and pecan pie.
Aroma: Caramel, vanilla, apple, with a touch of spice.
Finish: Vanilla, caramel apple, pecan pie, with some spice.
ABV: Typically 92 Proof (46% ABV) for the standard release.
Craftsmanship: Never chill-filtered, using high-rye mash bills for complexity.

High West Campfire

$18

Key Characteristics:

Proof: 92 (46% ABV).
Aromas: Butterscotch, leather, pine, woodsmoke, chai spice, orange zest.
Tastes: Vanilla, salted caramel, berries, tobacco, dark chocolate, strong rye, and peat.
Finish: Spicy, smoky, sweet, and long.