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Some of the Top Bourbon Whiskies you can try

Some of the Top Bourbon Whiskies you can try

Bourbon can be wonderfully sweet and spicy, with a rich complexity and refinement. It is one of America’s best products, and for good reason.

We’ve gathered the best Bourbons available that are full of flavour and just waiting to be enjoyed!

Elijah Craig 18 Year Old

Aged in new charred oak, this Bourbon, hailing from Kentucky, is one of the best available. The 18 Year Old is full of fruit and…

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Yellowstone 2017 Limited Edition Bourbon Review

Name: Yellowstone 2017 Limited Edition Bourbon ABV: 50.5% Proof: 101 Nose: Vanilla, Dark Cherry, Pecans, Cinnamon Palate: Oak, Vanilla, Nutmeg, Nuts Finish: medium in length, slight spice, caramel, cherries, oak Overall: Yellowstone’s 2017 bourbon arrived a few days before Thanksgiving and I was looking forward to trying this one as I’ve enjoyed all the previous offerings. On the nose there is a…

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The Perfect Manhattan

Perfect? That can be a tough one to nail down but in our eyes this recipe is as good as it gets for the Manhattan. We are not bartenders but can make a decent cocktail at home and have learned over the years that it’s best not to overthink the drink. Try this simple recipe for a classic Manhattan. It’s simple, straight forward, and always consistent. Ingredients: 2 oz. Rye Whiskey 1 oz. Carpano…

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Barrell Bourbon Batch 010 Review

Barrell Bourbon Batch 010 Review

Name: Barrell Bourbon Batch 010 ABV: 61.0% Proof: 122.0 Nose: Dried Fruit, Apricots, Grains, Pine Palate: Fruit, Oak, Honey, and Pecans Finish: Dry with oak and almonds and apricots Overall: This review is specifically for Barrell Bourbon batch number 010 bottle number 2296 pictured above. On the nose I was greeted with an aroma of dried fruit, mainly apricots, and some hints of toasted grains…

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Korbel Prosecco Review

It’s bubbly time on #BoozeDancingTV and we’re celebrating with a review of @Korbel1882 #Prosecco. Click the link to hear all of our thoughts!

Now that the holiday season is OFFICIALLY here, let’s talk festive beverages… Korbel Prosecco is what we’ll be discussing on today’s episode of A Tasting at The Murder Table. For those of you that aren’t familiar with Korbel, they are a Sonoma County, California based winery that specializes in sparkling wines. While the vast majority of their wines are made in California, their Prosecco is…

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Beer Review - A Trio of Post-Workout Friendly Brews from Sufferfest Beer Company

We return to #TheMurderTable for a review of 3 post-workout friendly brews from @sufferfestbeer. @YouTube #CraftBeer

If you’re one of those people that likes to reward themselves after a hard workout with a delightfully refreshing beer, then today’s episode of A Tasting at The Murder Table will be right up your alley…

Back in early December, we received an email from a PR firm about a brewery from Chico, California called Sufferfest Beer Company. This brewery’s motto is “Will Sweat For Beer” and their…

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Booze Review - Boardroom Spirits Nocino

The fine folks at #BoardroomSpirits have concocted their own twist on #Nocino and we were lucky enough to review it. Thanks to @FoodShelterPR for the sample!

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The fine folks at Boardroom Spirits have concocted their own twist on Nocino and we were lucky enough to review it. To hear what we had to say about this intriguing liqueur, click the link to our YouTube Channel at the top of our Instagram profile. . . #youtube #booze #nocino #review #boozebanter #liquor #liqueur

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A Review of Guinness Stock Ale

The fine folks at @GuinnessUS Open Gate Brewery brewed up a high-octane Barrel Aged #beer that they call Stock Ale and we reviewed it. Click the link to hear all about it!

Back in 2018, Guinness opened a brand new brewery in Baltimore, Maryland that they call Guinness Open Gate Brewery. Baltimore is a hell of a lot closer than Dublin, but once again, we have yet to visit this facility which brews everything “from IPAs to sours to stouts”, and places “a particular focus on barrel-aged beers”. One day soon, we’ll get there.

While we may not have visited this newish…

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