Colorado Gold is a four-grain bourbon with the percentages being 65% corn, 15% rye, and 10% each wheat and malted barley. This straight bourbon is aged for a minimum of three years in 53 gallon new, charred American oak with a #3 char level. It is produced and aged in Cedaredge, Colorado at an elevation of 11.000 feet above sea level.
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Good aromas of honey, fruit, slight caramel. Lots of butterscotch and slight heat with spice on the finish. Great refinement for a 90 proof entry level bottle. Found it on clearance at a local shop and figured I’d take a shop. Incredibly glad I did!
Nose: brown sugar, molasses, pine sap, stone fruit, Taste: wood tannins, baking spices, uninteresting. Finish: medium length and tart This was a tasting of barrel 87.
Earthy, not nearly as sharp on taste compared to smell. I agree with the walnut observation.
This is a really good bourbon. I picked up a bottle for $15, which is an incredible deal.
Sweet caramel with grassy notes. Mellow without the smoke of normal bourbons.
Mediocre. Rubbing alcohol taste, but a bit of sweetness on the end
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