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10th Mountain Bourbon (Old Version)
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10th Mountain Bourbon (Old Version)

3.36 Mixed reviews

93 reviews93 ratings

75 critic score

Whiskey Bourbon Colorado No age statement 46% ABV

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About this bottle

10th Mountain Bourbon is named in honor of the 10th Mountain Division, soldiers trained in the western U.S. mountains for alpine warfare in WWII. This bourbon's existence is thanks to a Kickstarter campaign aimed at establishing a distillery in Vail, Colorado. It is made from Colorado grains and aged for six months.

How it tastes

Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Floral 80
Fruity 80
Sweet 70
Vanilla 70
Rich 60
Oily 40
Tart 40

Reviews

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Adolph Roche 3.5

A solid, young bourbon. It smells of cherry, caramel, and maple syrup. Surprisingly full and intricate for its age. The taste is predominantly corn with a hint of waxiness. It has a smooth texture and a brief finish. I'd suggest trying it. My ratings are on the scale below. The distillery uses a 5-point system, and I use a 10-point system, but I doubt you're too intoxicated to figure it out! 1. Awful - So terrible I discarded it. 2. Inferior - I would avoid drinking this. 3. Flawed - Contains several imperfections. 4. Underwhelming - Not terrible, but many superior options exist. 5. Decent - Merely average. 6. Above average - Better than typical. 7. Impressive - Significantly better than average. 8. Superior - In a class by itself. 9. Amazing - A personal best. 10. Flawless

Ashanti Sarmiento 2.0

Pour: Smooth and seems watery Color: The palest of the group, resembling golden corn Nose: Grassy, hay, mint, with some fruit-like coriander First taste: BARLEY (sweet), VERY GREEN, earthy, with some very sweet popcorn Lingering: Fruits appear, but the barley taste remains Finish: Extended ethanol flavor, lacking genuine caramel or vanilla Score: 2

Jermaine Diamond 4.0

It's quite good for its age. I used to live in the Vail Valley and anticipated this purchase would be driven by nostalgia after a recent visit 20 years after I left. I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth it is. The aroma isn't great, but I find it surprisingly delicious.

Imogene Woodward 3.5

This is a very young bourbon with potential, but it needs more time to age. The bottle is attractive, possibly compensating for the spirit. The taste offers caramel and spices, but it dissipates quickly, so one must pay close attention to detect it.

Melinda Waters 3.0

This is an outstanding bourbon considering its price and maturation period. The aroma is somewhat potent, but the taste is delightful with spices. I detect a hint of cinnamon and possibly some mint. I definitely recommend it if you can find it.

Brook Kaiser 4.0

Fresh and surprisingly intricate with a velvety texture. It carries a pleasant vanilla and wood essence. The finish is satisfyingly light and sweet. Perhaps a little sharp, but it fades quickly.

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