Patrick Wilson

9.5

My favorite bourbon — 8 months ago

Christopher Heim

9.5

A little spicy but flavorful, not able to pick out specific flavors — 10 months ago

Daniel Leonard

9.7

Cask strength bourbon hits all the right notes — 4 years ago

David Kline

9.1

Golden raisin, strawberries, figs, cut red apple, sweet potato, lemon-dill, oregano, smoke and an almost sweet peat smell as sherry shoulders in. Orange is the backbone, from pure squeezed, to zest, oil and pith. Toast, cedar, humidor, and nougats with roasted almond and cashew from the oak. Very smooth and sensuous mouthfeel with immediate expansion of vanilla, mocha, toffee, and finally a shimmering cinnamon with tiny sparks of heat. Secondary voices of pencil, oregano, crepe caramel, lemon peel, shaved chocolate, buffalo grass that burns into a long finish, with jalapeño-turned-peat. This is extraordinary. I know they are coopering their own barrels on site, and I think it is making a fine whisky even finer. Kudos for this magical glory. — 4 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.3

NV | Bourbon
Buffalo Trace Distillery; Blanton's (Warehouse H) Original Single Barrel
Frankfort, KY, United States

Great stuff when you can find it, luckily I have reliable sources. 😉 — 8 months ago

Norman Gennaro

9.4

WhiskeyFest SF 2022 - (reused glass so not doing tasting notes) good but didn’t compare to the Stagg Sr. — a year ago

Matt Sterr

9.1

10-12 years (no age statement. Aged in Buffalo Trace, Elijah Craig and Angels Envy Barrels. Light and round with nice fruit. — 4 years ago

Karen Tripson

9.2

Wow! Nice gift from BnJ — 9 months ago

Norman Gennaro

9.8

WhiskeyFest SF 2022 - Bourbon of the night. Just wow. This was the only picture I could get since the table was packed earlier. Others tasted -
William Larue Weller (best)
Thomas H. Handy (3rd best)
George T. Stagg (2020 Release) (2nd best)
Stagg Jr. (no comparison)
Parker’s Heritage Collection Wheat (these are different)
Sazerac - 18 yr. (4th best) — a year ago

Matt Sterr

9.3

7 YO Age statement. Dark amber color. Vanilla, caramel, butterscotch and creme brûlée. This is one they should bring back and a great example of a classic bourbon 🥃 bottling. — 4 years ago

with P and Alex