Bourbon 30

This is a very disappointing bourbon. The label states that a young bourbon is cut to 90 proof, and placed back in barrels to continue aging. The idea that it would pick up more flaver from essentially doubling its exposure to fresh barrels was exciting. The aroma is smoky, much like a campfire and tingles the nose unpleasantly. Drinking the bourbon is not any better. The start is very bitter, and a burnt taste lingers on the tongue. The bitterness fades and is replaced with a hint of caramel as you continue to drink it. This is probably best used as a mixer, certainly not worth the $30 I paid for the idea of it.

This is a good bourbon if you're not a fan of strong-tasting bourbon. It has a semi-sweet taste that's easy going down with a smooth finish. I'll likely get this again. It's perfectly fine neat or on the rocks. If you used this in a mixed drink, you probably wouldn't really notice the whiskey very much.

This bourbon isn’t bad. But it’s not great either. It’s got a grainy note and quite unrefined. Definitely drinkable, but one I’m not reaching for too often. Which is sad because it’s my cousin’s bourbon and you don’t want to diss it gotta be honest.

Somewhat harsh. Used it in manhattans. My sister gave this to me after visiting a distillery.