Cooperstown Doubleday Bourbon

Young, sourced bourbon. Very plain; corn and hay. Lingering after taste that I don't love. The real story here is the artful bottle--especially if you're a baseball fan. The bottle is a perfectly shaped and formed baseball--exact details down to the 108 stitches of a regulation Major League baseball. If you turn the bottle over, you'll see that the base of the bottle is made of a baseball diamond. The very cork itself is made from ash, a common wood for baseball bats. The whiskey is a bit overshadowed by the bottle, but I keep it on my bar anyway as a nice decoration and conversation piece.

Nose: Like crushed, dry corn kernels. Hay, dry farm dust...basically like a barn but really nice. Palate: Corn heavy, spicy, peppery, cinnamon, oatmeal, no sweetness Finish: warm from the inside out

Very mild and soft taste. Got a little better as I drank it. I think my expectations may have been to high to start. Not my favorite but I do think I might try it again too.

Not good. Watered down, very green tasting. Didn't even like it for cocktails. Kept the bottle though, very cool bottle

Little hot, little sweet, definitely young. Nice looking on the bar, that’s for sure.

Very young. Almost a grainy flavor. Cool bottle though.