Whiskey Bourbon Kentucky 16 Years 47.5% ABV
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Black Maple Hill is a label that features bourbons and ryes selected from specific casks, rather than being a distillery itself. This particular mature release consists of whiskeys aged for 16 years before being bottled.
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A spirit worthy of intense admiration. Remarkably smooth considering its alcohol content. I detect a slight saltiness at the start and a faint smokiness towards the end. A touch sweeter than Blanton's, but pleasantly so. Perhaps a different barrel than the previous taster experienced. A must-have for my collection.
Remarkably full-bodied and exceptionally rich. This used to be easily obtainable, but the bourbon boom has depleted supplies. It's a shame, as this was among the finest bourbons one could find.
Regrettably, the cost of this whiskey is excessive given its quality. While it merits a 5-star rating at $75, it does not at the nearly $500 many are asking.
Proof that you don't need to distill your own spirit to craft exceptional bourbon. This is so well-rounded, so warm, and toasty.
Saved some for later but regret not having more.
This is the finest bourbon I've ever had.
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