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- Revue de Bourbon Podcast - Russell's Reserve RyeLet's keep this Rye train a rollin' all night long! On this episode of Revue de Bourbon we cover Russell's Reserve 6yr Rye by Wild Turkey. It's no secret this is one of Waynes favorite distilleries, so we feature a cocktail using the rye called the Cynar Totonto. Quickdraw is an all "Russell" theme, and Dusty talks about hate mail. This and much more on Revue de Bourbon Podcast!25 min
- Revue de Bourbon Podcast - Russell’s Reserve Rye
Let's keep this Rye train a rollin' all night long! On this episode of Revue de Bourbon we cover Russell's Reserve 6yr Rye by Wild Turkey. It's no secret this is one of Waynes favorite distilleries, so we feature a cocktail using the rye called the Cynar Totonto. Quickdraw is an all "Russell" theme, and Dusty talks about hate mail. This and much more on Revue de Bourbon Podcast!
25 min - Revue de Bourbon Podcast - Basil Hayden RyeDusty and Wayne return to the podwaves after a brief hiatus/sabbatical with a brand new episode! The whiskey up for review is a two for one, Basil Hayden Rye and Dark Rye. Long-time listener and second time caller Brian phones in and consfuses everyone. We also have the privilage to ask the man himself, Mr. Merideth Basil Hayden Sr., 20 questions in a new segment called "20 Questions with a Famous Person". Theres also whiskey filled chocolates from Andalusia Whiskey Co., a Christmas themed Quickdraw, and much much more!!Tasting Notes -Rye (Exclusive Release) - Nicely balanced yet not quite achieving the rye punch we were looking for. Although once again Basil Hayden comes through with a very flavorful 80 proof whiskey. Like its bourbon contemporary, the Rye has a lot to offer with strong but suble hints of orange, ginger, and perhaps a sprinkling of baseball mit leather."...i've never had it." - Caller Brian"A beautiful rye finish." - WayneDark Rye - Not just a clever name, it's dark, and delicious. If you like port then you will certainly be pleased with this new product from Basil Hayden. The rich bitter raisiny sweetness of the California port is a nice juxtaposition to the spiciness of the rye. Best enjoed with an ice cube after dinnner."It's almost refreshing!" - Wayne"I'm going to pour a little bit more." - Dusty25 min
- Revue de Bourbon Podcast: Kings County & Westland Distilling
Hurry up and get to the podwaves! Dusty & Wayne are back in action and coming in hot with a new epidode featuring two top-flight craft distilleries. Kings County Distilling from Brooklyn, NY and Westland Distilling from Seattle, WA.
Tasting Notes
- Westland Distillery
Sherry Wood American Single Malt - Color is deep with slight redish as you would expect coming from a sherry barrel. Fruity nose. Palate is brandy like, cherry, fruity, maintaining the whiskey integrity throughout for a mature hot finish. Quite nice for a picnic.
– “a good transition for that scotch drinker looking to try whiskey” – HotRod (RDB guesthost)
American Oak Single Malt – Light in color. Cinnamony, nutty, almondy, chocolatey, stouty!
- “that was a really goo [...]
23 min - Revue de Bourbon Podcast: George Dickel ReviewWhat is George Dickel's middle name.....? Find this out, and much more on this episode of the Revue de Bourbon Podcast! We have two selections up for review from George Dickel, the Rye Whisky & No. 12 Whisky. Wayne starts a new segment of the show called, "Wayne Reads Whatever Is On The Bottle!" Very exciting stuff! Our featured cocktail is named the Southern Simplicity taken straight from the George Dickel website. We have a guest in the house named Derrick, and we get personal with Wayne. You don't want to miss this one!Tasting Notes - (W)George Dickel No.12 & (R)Rye WhiskyTaste - (w)butterscotch, sawdust, hazlenut(r)lime, gingerbread, late peppery spiceSmell - (w)kettle corn, grilled ribeye(r)fresh lemons, western blazer w/tassels, riesens candySight - (w)dirt road in Georgia(r)dirt road in TennesseeTouch - (w)200 grit sandpaper(r)180 grit sandpaperSound - Merle Haggard22 min
- Revue de Bourbon Podcast: Bottom Shelf Blind ChallengeDusty & Wayne return once again for the final first round of "Bottom Shelf Blind Bourbon Taste Test Challenge!" That's right, we've blindly tasted 15 bourbons from the bottom shelf or $15 and less. For this episode we brought in special guest Les Wilhelm, a jack of many trades. On the menu for tonight's review is Kentucky Tavern, Rebel Yell, and David Nicholson 1843. We also have a spirited round of "Quickdraw" where Wayne and Les answer some bottom shelf questions, but probably not the kind you're thinking of. Look out! Revue de Bourbon podcast train is coming through full steam ahead....21 min
- Revue de Bourbon Podcast: Barterhouse by Orphan Barrel ReviewDid you know that for every year that passes bourbon grows another year older? This is just one of the many revelations discovered on this episode of the Revue de Bourbon Podcast! We are taking a scenic journey down bourbon highway 101 and you will be sitting shotgun. Get your cameras out, coming up on your left is a 20 year old Barterhouse by Orphan Barrel. A few miles past that on your right will be a Mellow Eagle, those are rare. Hey look, there's a Wayne! Strap in and suit up, it's highway time...Tasting Notes - Barterhouse by Orphan Barrel 20yr.Taste - strawberry pepper rhubarb pie, gentle spicy charcoal on the back endSmell - creme brulee, lemonSight - dark blood orange-ish hueTouch - a pat on the back from an elder wisemanSound - the dull roar of a buffalo stampede approximately one mile away23 min
- Revue de Bourbon Podcast: Barterhouse by Orphan Barrel Review
Did you know that for every year that passes bourbon grows another year older? This is just one of the many revelations discovered on this episode of the Revue de Bourbon Podcast! We are taking a scenic journey down bourbon highway 101 and you will be sitting shotgun. Get your cameras out, coming up on your left is a 20 year old Barterhouse by Orphan Barrel. A few miles past that on your right will be a Mellow Eagle, those are rare. Hey look, there's a Wayne! Strap in and suit up, it's highway time...
Tasting Notes - Barterhouse by Orphan Barrel 20yr.
Taste - strawberry pepper rhubarb pie, gentle spicy charcoal on the back end
Smell - creme brulee, lemon
Sight - dark blood orange-ish hue
Touch - a pat on the back from an elder wiseman
Sound - the dull roar of a buffalo stampede approximately one mile away
23 min - Revue de Bourbon Podcast - Doc Crow's - LIVE Urban Bourbon Trail EditionWell we're back on the dusty Urban Bourbon Trail at Doc Crow's in downtown Louisville, KY. On this episode of the Revue de Bourbon podcast we speak with head bartender Keri Smith about the industry, classic cocktails, and even a few guilty pleasures. Heaven Hill is the featured distillery, tasting several cocktails made with Evan Williams and Rittenhouse Rye. Keri also tells us whats been on her mind as far as creating new cocktails for the spring season, this is an episode you shan't miss!29 min
- Revue de Bourbon Podcast - Doc Crow’s - LIVE Urban Bourbon Trail Edition
Well we're back on the dusty Urban Bourbon Trail at Doc Crow's in downtown Louisville, KY. On this episode of the Revue de Bourbon podcast we speak with head bartender Keri Smith about the industry, classic cocktails, and even a few guilty pleasures. Heaven Hill is the featured distillery, tasting several cocktails made with Evan Williams and Rittenhouse Rye. Keri also tells us whats been on her mind as far as creating new cocktails for the spring season, this is an episode you shan't miss!
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