Bird Dog's Small Batch Bourbon contains a mash of corn, malted barley and rye. Bird Dog associates each of its bottlings with a different dog breed. This selection bears the image of the Treeing Walker Coonhound, a breed known for being fearless and courageous while hunting.
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This one wasn't great, there are far better options for a lower price. On the nose, it mostly smells like young greens with a faint hint of a sweet corn. The taste is odd. It's definitely peppery, but every other flavor seems muddled. You can definitely do better than this.
Heavy oak on initial nose that mellows into citrusy notes. Very sweet on the front like smooth honey and oranges with mild spices. Finish is medium duration and gives a kick of peppery notes with the continued citrus flavor
Strong alcohol smell, not a lot to the nose. From a taste standpoint get some pepper but fades quick. Better than I thought, bought for the label when Cruzin the bottom row.
I definitely agree that this has a less complex body. It’s good but not great. The nose is pleasant and the finish is smooth and enjoyable.
Boring, non descript. But the milk chocolate and orange notes makes it somewhat interesting. If only it wasn’t too thin.
A very different taste more fruity and spicy than any other bourbon I ever tasted. Highly recommended.
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