You won't be short of help on this site. Bourbon has always been my go-to drink. Would love to taste some straight from Kentucky that you can't get anywhere else. By the way some just don't know it but if you don't own a quart of water when you're finished drinking and before you go to sleep you will not have a hangover. Good news oh, now you can drink more often!
That should be down a quart of water!
Sorry but blends aren't Bourbons. They are whiskeys. Bourbon must contain 51% corn.
Bourbon must contain 51% corn and blends must contain 51% straight bourbon.
If it's got Old in the name it's gotta be good.
Here ya go. Too many variables to list separately here on my phone.
I really like JD, but since it isn't bourbon, this isn't the page for it.
Yep. BT/Sazarerac has a bunch of labels that come from a few basic mash bills. The higher priced and harder to find bottles are barrelled longer or hand picked from sweet spots in particular warehouses. For instance, bottom shelf Weller is the same juice as Van Winkle is but the VW is hand chosen by the family and is aged a lot longer.
Even though Jack isn't a bourbon, it has it's own thing going on. It is filtered through a long tube filled with sugar maple charcoal to give it it's distinctive flavor.I really like JD, but since it isn't bourbon, this isn't the page for it.
They don't touch on blends.
Here's a BT blend I found. Their only one that I see. Not too popular (yet) with bourbon distilleries. There are a lot of craft distilleries blending sourced products to have a product to sell. It takes a lot of money and maturation time to produce your own product.
