The King of Bourbon Whiskey
Tasting notes
From David Broom (whiskymag.com)
NOSE: Deep, powerful and concentrated. This has moved into almost rancio territory: eucalypt/laurel, spice, burnt orange peel, apple, pear, biscuity wood.
PALATE: Soft and surprisingly delicate given the age. A charred note adds to the complexity. Gentle and elegant: cigar box, prune, molasses, soot.
FINISH: Long. In fact, it’s very, very long and complex.
Comment: A subtle sipper to be taken neat and definitely without ice! Rating: 90
Recent Awards:
Spirit of the Year: (2010 Wine & Spirits Magazine)
Double Gold Medal: Liquid Gold Award (2008 San Francisco World Spirits Awards)