Between $31 to $60

Kooper Family Rye Whiskey Review

By Douglas Fraser Rating: B+ The Kooper Family Distillery is family-focused. They trace their values back to their grandparents Howard W. and Jean M. Paredekooper, who followed the American dream by working hard, instilling good values, and emphasizing self-reliance. Their rye whiskey label depicts Howard as the 1944 U.S. Armed Forces Heavyweight Boxing Champion, and the company says it represents ...

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George Dickel 11 Year Old Bottled In Bond Tennessee Whiskey Review (2020)

By Richard Thomas Rating: A- Nicole Austin’s start as the new Distiller and General Manager of the Cascade Hollow Distillery (formerly known as simply George Dickel, which it still makes) was marked by a bang: the introduction of a 13 year old, bonded version of the esteemed Tennessee Whiskey. That release of a middle aged bottled in bond is now ...

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Daviess County French Oak Finish Bourbon Review

By Emily Mullis Rating: B- Another spin on the revived Daviess County Bourbon is the French oak barrel finish, which for me was particularly interesting, as it was the most mellow compared to the Sauvignon cask finish and the Kentucky straight bourbon. Daviess County Distilling Company was one of the few distilling companies to come out strong after prohibition. They ...

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Greenbar Slow Hand Six Woods Single Malt Whiskey Review

By Michael Cervin Rating: B Greenbar Distillery, based in the Arts District of downtown Los Angeles (formerly an industrial area near Little Tokyo) – proudly sells itself as “one of California’s oldest distilleries.” That’s not much of a bragging right since it only opened in 2004. More impressive, however, is the claim of making the world’s largest portfolio of organic ...

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