Whiskey Bourbon Colorado No age statement 44% ABV
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Distilled in Loveland, Colorado, this three-grain bourbon is crafted from corn, rye, and barley. It matures in new American white oak barrels and is bottled at 88 proof.
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Only a couple of whiskeys I've sampled, many of which, including this one, were suggested by my regular contact at the liquor store, that I regret buying. This distillery is in that category. I'm unable to distinguish the individual notes, I only know my preferences after tasting several bourbons and ryes. I won't purchase this again. It simply doesn't resemble bourbon... more like sipping a bottle of perfume!
I keep several Dancing Pines products on hand and enjoyed my visit to the Breckenridge Tasting Room. However, this is not a product I will repurchase. It has a harsh bite right from the start, and the expected oaky, vanilla, and caramel flavors of a Bourbon are absent.
After visiting the distillery, I had to bring a bottle back from Illinois. The caramel and oak flavors, with a touch of smoke from the heavily charred new oak barrels, plus the creamy finish, make this a truly premium selection!
Very strong grain flavors; minimal other tastes. Touches of honey and vanilla. In summary, I do not intend to buy this again. Superior products exist in this price category.
Best served chilled with a small amount of water to lessen the intensity.
Terrible! Strong tequila aroma and flavor. Almost impossible to drink.
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