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For a single malt that comes in at 58.7%, this expression from Deanston is far from a bottle of burn. It is simply delicious and a favorite of mine. A wonderful nose and complex palate give way to a long and lingering finish that has hints of grape, what more could you ask for? Cheers!
I start off talking a little bit about deals that can be too good to be true and how I nearly got scammed, then move on to these two beauties. Both offerings from a very large portfolio from Heaven Hill were very similar and very delicious. The new 7 year old BIB is a wonderful offering if you can get it at MSRP, which should be under 40 as should the McKenna 10 year old single barrel. Trouble is both of these bottles are hard to find these days and are going for sometimes double that. Still, both are solid pours, smooth to drink and have delightful profiles. If you can get your hands on either of these, you won't be disappointed.
Just a random bonus episode talking about some recent bourbon experiences. Two unicorns at a local favorite restaurant and then a fun tasting on Sunday. Cheers!!
So tonight I had my eyes opened by Maker's Mark. Maker's was my "Dad's Bourbon". While it truly was, it wasn't MY favorite, I went the route of single malts instead. But after my trip to Kentucky this year, I bought a little 375 of 46 and thought I found something special. Tonight, however, I had three expressions of Maker's Mark; the Mark, the 46 and the Private Select and I fell in love. Hot Damn! In order, you truly get to enjoy what each has to offer, culminating in the high proof and deliciously complex Select. Well done Maker's Mark. Well done indeed.
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