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Wild Turkey Rare Breed
Read our Rare Breed Bourbon review to see how this barrel proof classic holds up. With bold oak, honey, and vanilla flavors at a great price, it’s a must-try for high-proof bourbon lovers.
Frank August Winter Cover Rye
A 3 barrel batch release with a unique bubblegum sweetness, subtle rye spice, and a buttery mouthfeel. At an MSRP of $125, does this Case Study 3 rye justify its price?
Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond
Looking for a 7-year-old bourbon that delivers classic flavor at a great price? Our Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond review breaks down this smooth, easy-drinking pour with notes of cherry, vanilla, oak, and caramel.
Stagg (Formerly Jr) Batch 23B
Stagg Batch 23B (formerly Stagg Jr.) is a powerhouse bourbon, delivering bold flavors of candied cherries, raspberry pie, and rich caramel, with hints of chocolate and a touch of oak.
Michter’s Toasted Rye
A $130 MSRP bottle delivering exceptional complexity with notes of vanilla custard, s’mores, and toasted marshmallow. Discover why this rye is worth its price and is perfect for special occasions.
Green River Single Barrel
The Green River Single Barrel is an exceptional pour that hides its proof point beautifully. This review highlights its decadent notes of crème brûlée, chocolate, apple pie, a sweet syrupy palate, and a balanced oak finish.
Green River Full Proof
Is Green River Full Proof worth its $50 MSRP? Read our in-depth review to uncover the sweet and smooth flavors, impressive palate, and how its finish stacks up. A must-read before your next bourbon purchase!
Russell’s Reserve 15
Is Russell’s Reserve 15-Year worth its $250+ MSRP? Our in-depth review covers its rich nose, smooth palate, and long, oak-forward finish to help you decide if this premium bourbon is a must-have or just another high-priced bottle.
Starlight Bourbon: Cherry Liqueur Finished
Is Starlight Bourbon (Cherry Liqueur Finished) an improvement on what they had? Or is it hiding some bad bourbon? Our review examines to see if its cherry liqueur finish delivers or disappoints.
Tin Cup Whiskey
Can a $35 whiskey like Tin Cup be enjoyed neat? Our review breaks down the nose, taste, and finish to see if this budget-friendly bottle delivers more than a mixer option.
Maker’s Mark BRT-02 (2022 Limited Release)
Is Maker’s Mark BRT-02 worth the price? Our review breaks down its bold wheated profile, with notes of oak, caramel, and peanuts.
Maker’s Mark BRT-01 (2022 Limited Release)
Is Maker’s Mark BRT-01 worth the secondary price of $150? Our review breaks down its unique nose, oak-forward palate, and dry finish.
Willett Bourbon Purple Top (6-Year)
Is Willett Purple Top (6-Year) worth the hype and high secondary market price? Read our in-depth review of its complex nose, rich palate, and long finish to see if this premium bourbon justifies its luxury price tag.
Maker’s Mark BEP (2023 Limited Release)
Our review of Maker’s Mark BEP breaks down its fruity nose, buttery mouthfeel, and oak-forward finish. Priced at a $70 MSRP, is it worth the price or better to catch in on sale? Find out here!
Bardstown Bourbon Origin Series
This review of Bardstown Bourbon (Origin Series), highlights its smooth, light profile with notes of honey, pear, and vanilla. At its $5 MSRP, this bourbon is a flavorful yet approachable pour that’s perfect for any season.
Booker’s Bourbon (2024 Master Distillers Batch)
A rich bourbon featuring dark red fruits, brown sugar, and a long, chocolatey finish. At an MSRP of $90, is this high-proof pour worth the price?
Peerless Toasted Bourbon (Batch 3)
A syrupy, sweet profile with honeycomb, marshmallow, and funfetti cake notes, balanced by a punch of proof and oak. But, is it worth grabbing for $100 MSRP?
Ben Holladay Soft Red Wheat Rickhouse Proof
Ben Holladay Soft Red Wheat Rickhouse Proof, a wheated bourbon offering notes of caramel, banana nut bread, and cedar wood. At an MSRP around $75, does this bottle’s straightforward, sweet profile with a proof bite make it worth the price? Find out!
Jack Daniels Coy Hill
With notes of strawberry, toasted marshmallow, and rich caramel, this bourbon delivers a special occasion pour that many consider a top-tier experience. Found at MSRP, it's a treat, but with secondary prices soaring over $800, is it worth the splurge?
1792 Sweet Wheat
This $50 wheated bourbon brings a balanced profile with sweet notes of peach cobbler, subtle peanut, and buttery mouthfeel. Wondering if 1792 Sweet Wheat is worth the MSRP? Check out our full review on flavor, finish, and value.