Time for another detour away from Single Malts and Scottish whisky into another giant of the whisky, or rather a whiskey, world. It’s time to go exploring some Bourbon.
Below, you will find the posts which make up this chapter
It’s time to wind this little excursion into Bourbon down and get back to Scottish Single Malts. But not yet. Before I wrap things up, I still have one bottle to review. Today it’s time to review the Elijah Craig 12-year-old Barrel Proof.
My previous post allowed me to talk about Store Picks and sourced Bourbon. Today’s review of the Henry McKenna Single Barrel Bottled-in-Bond is an opportunity to touch on what a bonded whisky is and provide a quick look at whisky Allocation.
For my next Bourbon post, I wanted to tackle a much more common topic in US whiskey than Single Malts: Store Picks or Hand Picks. I picked this Yellowstone Hand… Read More »Bourbon Bonanza: Yellowstone Hand Picked Single Barrel Review
One of the realities of Bourbon in Europe is that the available choices are quite poor, to say the least. Here in Italy, the situation is even sadder. Apart from… Read More »Bourbon Bonanza: Old Forester 1920 Prohibition Style review
As I am writing this, I am looking back at the notes I wrote when I started this blog. I am comparing my Road to Dram roadmap (pardon the pun)… Read More »Bourbon bonanza: Buffalo Trace (Export Strength) review