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Caves Messias Santola "Crab Wine" Vinho Verde

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 6/26/2014 | Send Email

Lively, clean and crisp with nice citrus overtones. The Messias Santola has a hint of fizz to provide a delicious freshness to the wine. Great alone or with light foods. Very dry and very good.

Price: $9.99

Lagavulin 16 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky

By: James Knight | Review Date: 6/17/2014 | Send Email

Earthy, smoky, ashy, and underneath it all, sweet and chewy. I waited nearly a month and a half after opening the Lagavulin 16 to review it; I figured it would reveal itself over time, that this lion would lamb out a bit. Well. I agree that it is defiantly smoky (as Dave Broom says), like a hearth, with some caramel candy and smoked meats like, say, the Talisker 10 (aka the Precious...in my regard) on the tongue. Nosing is hot and spicy, and the finish is like hot smoke. Richer, with less thin, iodine character than some Islay single malts--maybe a hint of singed seaweed. A serious Islay at a whacky good price.

Price: $79.99

WE: 90 - 95

WA: 93

Ardbeg "Uigeadail" Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky

By: James Knight | Review Date: 6/5/2014 | Send Email

Recommended for those with a love for--or a tolerance that may blossom at some time in the indeterminate future--peaty, sherry-influenced single malt. After I had tasted a sample of the Ardbeg Uigeadail and sort of gave it thumbs down in my personal notes, later I purchased a whole bottle and followed it over a while. Why? There's just something about it. There's dried seaweed, some plaster from a seaside cottage renovation, perhaps, some dried fish on a grill fired by beach brush. And mid to high-toned sherry underneath. But there's more, and whatever that more is, it keeps me coming back from time to time.

Price: $79.99

Gunma Izumi Yamahai Honjozo Sake (720ml)

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 5/27/2014 | Send Email

Nice and inviting aromas lead to a wonderful, slightly round but dry sake. The splash of distilled alcohol adds a new dimension to this sake, making it more aromatic than usual.

Price: $24.99

Lehmann "Jamesse Prestige" Grand Champagne Mouth-Blown Wine Glass #45

By: Shaun Green | Review Date: 5/20/2014 | Send Email

When our Champagne gurus Gary and Scott came back from Champagne this year raving about the glassware designed by Philippe Jamesse, I certainly took notice. These Champagne glasses are a bit more open and less flute like than standard flutes, and highlight the complexity of Champagne beautifully. Among the best Champagne glasses we've ever used, they are also an incredible value for both the mouth blown and machine made versions. If you love Champagne you owe it to yourself to try this glass.

Price: $44.99

Ariston Aspasie "Réserve" Brut Champagne

By: Joe Manekin | Review Date: 5/7/2014 | Send Email

Carte Blanche is always tasty, a Champagne with a soft bead, nice toast, crowd appeal and great value. This current batch, though, based on the very strong 2008 vintage, is impressive. Brighter than usual, with great purity and tasty fruit, easily the most impressive batch we have received. I'd be happy with this at $40, but for $28 it's one of our great values right now.

Price: $37.99

Aberlour 16 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (750ml)

By: James Knight | Review Date: 5/5/2014 | Send Email

Apple pie is right--or more like hot apple cider, for me. Warm, spicy holiday punch, with ginger and cinnamon and delicious, caramel and apple flavor. Not as hot and spicy as the A'Bunadh, the dignified Aberlour 16 is a rich, smooth, and delightful companion to, say, a good book; to be sipped and savored.

Price: $119.99

WE: 90 - 95

Talisker 10 Year Old Isle of Skye Single Malt Scotch Whisky (750ml)

By: James Knight | Review Date: 4/29/2014 | Send Email

Goodness, I love the Talisker 10. It hits just about every note that I want to hear, when a single malt sings to me. To get an idea of whether it will sing for you, here's the way I came about it: After ignoring whisky for a decade-plus in favor of wine, I rediscovered scotch. I set about finding out what I liked, what I didn't, and what grew on me. I like sweet, sherried single malts, but I also like smoky peat--not too much--and most importantly, a sea shore, briny sense of place. This is Talisker 10, in a nutshell, a light amber, buttery, butterscotchy single malt smelling of scones baked with smoked ham, somewhere near the sea shore. Finishes hot and spicy, but like they say about Talisker, more like nice, spicy "chili pepper" than just plain alcohol heat. It's always a fun dram.

Price: $59.99

WA: 90

Springbank 15 Year Old Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)

By: James Knight | Review Date: 4/28/2014 | Send Email

Richer and more mellow than: Port Charlotte Peat. Much less peaty than: Talisker 10. Kinda maybe like: Cragganmore 12. I got butterscotch candy and salty, nutty notes a little like a Jura whisky from a sample of this dram; it's got nice lemony, butterscotchy notes that are appealing.

Price: $159.99

WE: 96 - 100

WA: 92

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Cragganmore 12 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky (750ml)

By: James Knight | Review Date: 4/28/2014 | Send Email

When I'm not tasting single malt whisky, I'm tasting and rating wine, and a recent Russian River Valley Chardonnay made me think of Cragganmore whisky. I couldn't include the reference in my review, because, well, a little too arcane, right? But when you've got caramel-coated apples, golden sherry aromas with sweet hay and spring flowers, it sounds like a good beverage, either way. The Cragganmore has chocolate mint hints over sweet heather, hay, and caramel notes. Sort of like: Talisker 10, without the smoke and heat; Kilchoman, but imagine it older. Recommended: If you've only had Glenfiddich and Glenlivet thus far, step up to Cragganmore.

Price: Hidden

WE: 90 - 95

Talisker "Storm" Limited Edition Isle of Skye Single Malt Whisky (750ml)

By: James Knight | Review Date: 4/28/2014 | Send Email

I am a big fan of the Talisker 10 and Distiller's Edition, but I found myself purchasing my second Storm. That should count as a vote in its favor! It's appealing, if lighter and subtler--despite the name--than the others. Think of the "storm" component more as, "a walk on the beach the morning after a storm, eating saltwater taffy, while someone is smoking fish over a driftwood fire nearby." Smoked ham, smoked fish, and briny aromas, with a sweet caramel presence. Hint of plaster, but not like Jura. Oily and sweet on the palate, with a bit of heat on the back--not as pronounced as the 10, I think. For someone who would like to ease in to an appreciation of peaty single malt, this is a superb bridge.

Price: $59.99

Laphroaig 10 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky

By: James Knight | Review Date: 4/25/2014 | Send Email

Caution! And good news! True, we're trying to sell some single malt here, but to those customers who have not delved into peaty single malts much, I would counsel caution and/or patience, and here's why: I purchased the classic Laphroaig 10 early in my single malt rediscovery series...probably after the mellow Balvenie 12. Holy burning shoe leather! The level, and character of the peat is so serious, it almost made my eyes sting. So I left it alone for a long time, revisiting it from time to time. And eventually, I noticed the richness underneath. The sweet caramel. The seaweed. The beauty...of that burning shoe. By the last few drams, I was almost telling the Laphroaig 10 how sorry I was that I had misunderstood it...but I didn't have that many drams.

Price: $49.99

WA: 92

A.D. Coutelas "Cuvée 1809" Brut Champagne

By: Scott Beckerley | Review Date: 4/21/2014 | Send Email

This great Champagne is the zenith of cuvées from winemaker Damien Coutelas and his wife, Angelique, who ties the corks down, in the traditional method, without a wire cage. No malolactic fermentation and aged on the cork for eight years. Low dosage gives this beauty a long, chalky finish with minerals and spice. A clean clay nose leads to a mid-palate of truffles, smoke and yeast. This is a serious Champagne for those of you who are looking for something that is extremely high quality and unique. I tasted the upcoming releases in Champagne recently and they, too, will be keeping with the fine quality of this current release. So, collectors will not need to fear any quality changes down the line. This sparkler is worth every penny.

Price: $64.99

BH: 92

Franck Bonville Grand Cru Brut Blanc de Blancs Champagne

By: Mahon McGrath | Review Date: 4/16/2014 | Send Email

Fresh and racy, showing crisp apple and citrus, with hints of mineral and brioche rounding out the palate, this focused and elegant Champagne is as good as--or better than--its previous incarnations, and remains a steal for the price.

Price: $53.99

JS: 92

RP: 92

Domaine Hubert "K&L Exclusive" Pays d'Auge Vieux Calvados (750ml)

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 4/15/2014 | Send Email

A wonderful addition to the spirits section. Bright apple aromas are interwoven with subtle floral accents. In the mouth the Hubert Calvados has nice delicious apple flavors. In a few words it is pretty, tasty and a good value.

Price: $34.99

2010 Freemark Abbey Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (Winery Direct Library Release)

By: John Majeski | Review Date: 4/4/2014 | Send Email

Maybe I'm like most of you who, noting the name Freemark Abbey, believed this illustrious winery was founded by a bunch of industrious monks who, seeking to escape persecution, left some war-ravaged homeland in search of paradise and landed, miracle of miracles, in the heart of Napa Valley. But actually the winery took its name by combining those of the three owners- Charles Freeman, Markquand Foster and Abbey Ahern in 1939. Pretty clever huh? And seventy-five years later, this place is still making wondrous wines that shine like, well, the sunlight off a monk's pate. Just tasted the latest incarnation of their Cabernet Sauvignon, and it has all the classic, soulful components of a benchmark red wine created from premium Napa vineyards--Bosche, Potelle, Stage Coach and Round Pond. Aged for over 22 months in barrel, 40% new French oak, the lavish fruit expression of blackberry, black cherry and ripe plum on the palate is enhanced by notes of cedar, kitchen spice and sweet oak. Full-bodied, structured and elegant, this velvety Cab will deliver years of serious vinous pleasure, and just think, you won't have to work like a monk to enjoy it!

Price: $59.95

RP: 91

2010 Freemark Abbey Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (Winery Direct Library Release)

By: Bryan Brick | Review Date: 4/4/2014 | Send Email

Freemark Abbey has been back on our radar for some time now and we are all fired up about their Cabernets. After a few years of less than stellar releases in the mid 90s/early 00s where they just seemed to be producing too much wine, they straightened up and have gotten back on the road to stardom. The 2010 Cabernet instantly reminded us of their classic wines of the 70s and 80s when Freemark Abbey were making slightly rustic, old-school wines with plenty of charm and varietal correctness. The nose is wonderfully reminiscent of Cabs of yesteryear with aromas of warm clay, black currant, olive and graphite, all the while remaining on the more savory side of the spectrum. Plush and inviting with rock solid black fruits this feels incredibly honest and real in a sea of Cabs that are just getting out of hand. Sure it has nice toasty oak, but it is fully integrated in the wine. Yes there are some great, structural tannins here but nothing that is going to make your teeth scream. The classic old leather, bay leaf, currant, black olive, cocoa powder flavors are like your favorite chair calling you in after a long work day. Get back to a true classic!

Price: $59.95

RP: 91

2010 Freemark Abbey Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (Winery Direct Library Release)

By: Mahon McGrath | Review Date: 3/31/2014 | Send Email

Freemark Abbey hits its mark! Dusty cassis, graphite, balsam-cedar notes on the nose lead to a palate that shows moderately sweet, plummy fruit, before veering in a more dry, woodsy-spicy direction. The wine makes a solid impact in a more restrained California style. The tannins rally a bit on the finish, enough to give the wine shape, but without taking over the show.

Price: $59.95

RP: 91

Launois "Quartz" Brut Blanc de Blancs Champagne

By: Mellyn Craig | Review Date: 2/5/2014 | Send Email

Wow this is a fun Champagne! If you love Launois Champagnes like I do, please note that the “Quartz” is different than their traditional richer style, but equally well made. Zesty acidity with a touch of citrus and white peach livens up your taste buds. This Champagne is light and crisp, yet elegant with notes of soft creamy mousse to balance everything out.

Price: $49.99

Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port

By: Adam Winkel | Review Date: 1/27/2014 | Send Email

This is a good port to serve with a non-chocolate dessert course. The bombastically nutty and spicy profile complements your dessert course beautifully, when a more delicate style of Tawny would get crushed. Try it with creme brulee or pumpkin pie! An open bottle in the fridge will change very slowly, so pour it when called for... it will last for weeks or even months.

Price: $37.99

DC: 93

JS: 92

WE: 91

Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port

By: Adam Winkel | Review Date: 1/27/2014 | Send Email

Like Graham's 10 Year Tawny, the 20 Year is a wine that is great to pair with a dessert course. Excellent with pastry or custards, this big boy does amazing things alongside something as down-home as pumpkin pie or even carrot cake with walnuts and cream cheese frosting. The Graham's 20 also has enough richness to pair with caramel-based desserts. An open bottle will keep in the fridge for weeks or even months, so no rush to finish it.

Price: $69.99

DC: 96

JS: 94

WS: 93

Talisker "Storm" Limited Edition Isle of Skye Single Malt Whisky (750ml)

By: Steve Greer | Review Date: 1/24/2014 | Send Email

It's funny--I am not sure what an "un-storm-like" whisky is but I think what that's referring to is the expectation that this new release from Talisker would be all about Big Peat. Instead, I think that this new release stays in the Talisker realm of balance. There is more power and more smokiness than salinity, but with the signature sweet malt and peppery spice along with more vanilla (recharred Bourbon barrels?)

Price: $59.99

Talisker 10 Year Old Isle of Skye Single Malt Scotch Whisky (750ml)

By: Steve Greer | Review Date: 1/24/2014 | Send Email

I am guilty of chasing the golden goose and forgetting about the standards or classics within a certain category be it wine, whiskey, beer etc. I was reminded of this when we went through a line-up of Scotch whiskey and I tried the Talisker 10. This is the balanced side of peated whiskey with pure sea-side air, creosote and just a hint of iodine balanced by the sweet malt. The finish is beautiful with saline and spice and only $50! A standard for everyone's bar.

Price: $59.99

WA: 90

Ferrand Dry Orange Curaçao (750ml)

By: Steve Greer | Review Date: 1/23/2014 | Send Email

This is a drier version of Grand Mariner. Tastes like orange marmalade and fresh oranges with dry finish. Excellent!

Price: $29.99

Lot 40 Copper Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky (750ml)

By: Mike Barber | Review Date: 1/20/2014 | Send Email

Now that's some good drinkin'! This rye is rich and delicious, with vanilla and chocolate notes over classic rye leather and cracked pepper--perfect on its own or for all your Manhattan needs. Not as sweet as some of the LDI stuff coming out of Indiana, not as dry as some of 100% rye Rittenhouse styled whiskeys in our store--it's just right.

Price: $34.99

Powers & Sons 12 Year Old "John's Lane" Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey

By: Mahon McGrath | Review Date: 1/20/2014 | Send Email

The all pot-stilled Powers John’s Lane bottling really ratchets up the intensity and complexity from the usual run of Irish whiskies, while remaining true to type. You’d never mistake this for Bourbon, Scotch or any other style of whiskey. The nose gives up orange marmalade, yellow plum, honeysuckle, powdery vanilla, and cedar, before a duet between toasted graininess and yuzu fruit, with spice and crème brulee accents, begins on the palate. I hope we soon see more like this!

Price: $59.99

Lot 40 Copper Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky (750ml)

By: Mahon McGrath | Review Date: 1/20/2014 | Send Email

Unctuous and rich, this Canadian Rye packs in an intriguing array of flavors that stays true to the character of the grain. Style-wise, it skews to the sweeter side of things, with a fat mid-palate, and a supple, seamless texture. This is definitely the best new addition to the--of recent days--rather un-crowded field of contemplative, sipping Rye Whiskeys that I've had occasion to sample.

Price: $34.99

Aperol Aperitivo Liqueur (750ml)

By: Jeremy Bohrer | Review Date: 1/20/2014 | Send Email

Oh Aperol, how I love thee let me count the ways. I've had Aperol, more specifically Spritz con Aperol, in more than 20 cities across Italy and France and no matter how many times I have one I fall in love with it all over again. Slightly bitter, slightly sweet just like life. Now my go to drink at home is the Aperol Spritz and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Price: $24.99

WE: 95

Ferrand Dry Orange Curaçao (750ml)

By: Jeremy Bohrer | Review Date: 1/20/2014 | Send Email

Like a dry version of Grand Marnier but better. Perfect for a classic margarita!

Price: $29.99

Lot 40 Copper Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky (750ml)

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 1/17/2014 | Send Email

A wonderful addition to the rye selection at K&L. It is bright, tasty and fun to drink. The Lot 40 is complex with layers of spice flavors, a long finish and a hint of vanilla. Easy to drink and easy to enjoy.

Price: $34.99

Lot 40 Copper Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky (750ml)

By: Sarah Covey | Review Date: 1/15/2014 | Send Email

All the spice and flash of Rye that I love, with a vanilla, caramel, clove and cigarbox undernote with a soft, sweet finish. AWESOME!

Price: $34.99

Lot 40 Copper Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky (750ml)

By: David Driscoll | Review Date: 1/15/2014 | Send Email

Like other "American" rye whiskies, such as Whistle Pig, Masterson's, and Jefferson's, the Lot 40 showcases more of that great Canadian-distilled rye whiskey backstock. I was blown away by this whisky when I tasted it. Then I read Davin de Kergommeaux's amazing review and learned about the story behind the brand. This has been one of the most talked about whiskies by Canadian and European collectors for years. For the entire back story, check out Davin's post here: http://www.canadianwhisky.org/reviews/lot-no-40-2012-release-43-alcvol.html

Price: $34.99

Lot 40 Copper Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky (750ml)

By: Gary Westby | Review Date: 1/15/2014 | Send Email

Great rye whiskey is not easy to come by at any price and great Canadian rye is even harder to find. This Lot 40 is clearly the best rye in the store and one of the best that I have tasted in a decade. With a wonderful bouquet of Christmas spice and a complex array of flavors, this Canadian will please the pickiest of whiskey fans. The fact that it still comes across as easy going and moreish even with the wild rye flavor and layers of complexity made a big impression on me. I will make room in my cabinet!

Price: $34.99

Billecart-Salmon "Le Réserve" Champagne

By: Gary Lai | Review Date: 12/6/2013 | Send Email

I've found myself ordering this a lot lately while going out. The Billecart Reserve is an easy, approachable Champagne, with a hint of toast and green apple. When in doubt, a Champagne will go with almost any food at a restaurant (or at home). It can also transition from aperitif to a dinner drink, with just one bottle! Good to have chilled and ready to impress friends, family or your special date...

Price: $64.99

Giffard Creme De Pamplemousse Liqueur (750ml)

By: Adam Parry | Review Date: 11/22/2013 | Send Email

The very essence of a perfectly ripe pink grapefruit, lightly sweetened. This is absolutely extraordinary! A brilliant exhibit of the distiller's art. Bravo!!

Price: $26.99

Giffard Crème De Pêche De Vigne Liqueur (750ml)

By: Adam Parry | Review Date: 11/22/2013 | Send Email

I have been lucky enough to have a dessert in a 3 Star Michelin restaurant made from Peche de vigne, the small peaches they used to grow among the vineyards in Burgundy. The flavor memory is distinct and fabulous. When I tasted and smelled this liqueur, I was in rapture. This is precisely that rich but delicate aroma and flavor. There is some sort of alchemical wizardry involved in the distilling, as I would not have thought it possible to so perfectly capture this delicate creature in a liqueur. In summary: THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!!

Price: $29.99

Giffard Crème De Violette Liqueur (750ml)

By: Adam Parry | Review Date: 11/22/2013 | Send Email

I am often not a fan of Creme de Violette, as the process of extraction seems to me to sometimes produce a soapy, almost cloying quality. But here is the result when it is done to perfection. The color is a deep and satisfying violet hue, but the aromatics are pure and bright and the sweetness is extremely restrained in character. Very impressive, indeed.

Price: $27.99

Russell's Reserve Single Barrel Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 11/14/2013 | Send Email

This release shows just how good whiskey from Wild Turkey Distillery can be. It has expressive vanilla and bourbon sweetness both aromatically and in the mouth. It also has complexity that makes this bourbon interesting and a great sipper.

Price: Hidden

WA: 93

WE: 90

Talisker "Storm" Limited Edition Isle of Skye Single Malt Whisky (750ml)

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 11/11/2013 | Send Email

This is a wonderful addition to the Talisker line of single malts. The aromas are interesting and inviting, offering malt, smoke and hints of sea mist. In the mouth it is full bodied with a hint of sweetness that is balanced out with smoke and brine.

Price: $59.99

Montechiara Prosecco

By: Christie Brunick | Review Date: 11/8/2013 | Send Email

This little Italian Prosecco has changed the way think about Prosecco here at K&L, and trust me, that's not an easy task. With a label that mimics a yellow/orange Veuve Cliquot label, and a price that will keep your wallet full, this lovely bubbly will be the hit of every party, day or night. Not too dry, not too fruity, it's just right. You and your friends will be very, very happy!

Price: $10.99

K&L's "Faultline" 100 Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml)

By: Jeremy Bohrer | Review Date: 11/6/2013 | Send Email

Another homerun for our fantastic spirits buyers, David and David. Rich and full bodied whiskey with hints of orange zest, caramel and vanilla balanced by the wonderful spice and grassiness from the rye. A definite staple in my spirits cabinet. Bravo!

Price: $39.99

K&L's "Faultline" 100 Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml)

By: Jeffrey Jones | Review Date: 11/4/2013 | Send Email

This Bourbon is soft and rich with a hint of spice and nice a vanilla finish. I think that this is a wonderful and pleasing Bourbon. Great to drink alone or in cocktails.

Price: $39.99

W.L. Weller 12 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml)

By: David Driscoll | Review Date: 11/1/2013 | Send Email

With Pappy Van Winkle completely out of the question at K&L (we get about 6 bottles a year), it's nice to know that Weller 12 is still available and at a killer price. The PVW whiskies are really just different versions of Weller 12 in different bottles. Both are made at Buffalo Trace distillery from the exact same wheated formula (using corn and wheat, rather than corn and rye). The only difference is that the Van Winkles pick their own casks. What's leftover goes into the Weller whiskies. The 12 year is the oldest and richest of the three selections and is one of the best kept secrets in the industry. Don't tell too many people about it!

Price: $139.99

Limit of 1 per customer

W.L. Weller 12 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml)

By: David Othenin-Girard | Review Date: 10/31/2013 | Send Email

So here is Kentucky's best kept secret. The Weller brand is one of the most historically important in Bourbon history. Before prohibition, Weller & Sons was a prominent distributor of whiskey. The details are a bit sketchy, but by the end of prohibition a gentlemen names J.P. Van Winkle is running Weller. He was a salesmen for the company and soon after repeal, Weller merges with Stitzel and begins constructing a distillery in Shively, Southwest of Louisville. The whiskey produced there would become legendary, bottled under the Old Fitzegerald label. Today, the distillery at Shively is closed, but the brand and the legacy live on through the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfurt. This wheated bourbon his from the same stocks and warehouses that provide juice for the wildly popular Van Winkle 12 year. In other words for $25.99, this is one of the best values in bourbon period and offers any person a glimpse into the most hyped and hard to find bourbon on the planet, Pappy Van Winkle.

Price: $139.99

Limit of 1 per customer

K&L's "Faultline" 100 Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml)

By: Keith Mabry | Review Date: 10/30/2013 | Send Email

I love the subtle perfume of the rye in this. I get that subtle grassy note with sweet vanilla notes and buttered toffee character. Congrats to the spirits buyers on this selection, this is my go to favorite right now.

Price: $39.99

Russell's Reserve 10 Year Old Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

By: Gary Westby | Review Date: 10/29/2013 | Send Email

My Bourbon of choice for sipping after dinner, the 10 Year Old Small Batch from Jimmy Russell is one of the great values in our extensive collection. The high toned savory rye flavors balance the sweetness of the corn to make this one of the most grown up, focused Bourbon's that we have at any price. I am never without a bottle in my liquor cabinet!

Price: $39.99