Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Chicken Cock Small Batch Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review At 5 years, it possess aromas and flavors you'd expect from something two to three years older. I like it so much that I looked at my tasting notes from a single barrel pick of 6-year-old Chicken Cock bourbon and found them nicely aligned.
New Brand Releases Chicken Cock Whiskey Releases Single Barrel Double Oak Whiskey For this reason, the spirit cannot be qualified as a bourbon, but rather a Double Oak Kentucky Whiskey, though all other aspects of it align with those of a classic bourbon.
New Brand Releases Chicken Cock Whiskey Debuts Red Stave Kentucky Straight Bourbon Bottled at 102.4 proof (51.2% ABV), the flavor-rich Petite Sirah wine barrels give Red Stave a balanced stone fruit taste profile and a beautiful red tint.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Chicken Cock 15 Year Old Barrel Proof Bourbon Review This is a swell whiskey. It’s balanced, bold—even muscular—and pretty much what a properly aged 15-year-old bourbon should taste like. Some sourced whiskey shows the talent or luck of the barrel hunter, so let’s call Grain & Barrel Spirits’ master distiller Gregg Snyder talented.
Rye Whiskey Reviews Chicken Cock Kentucky Straight Rye Review This is a decent rye that checks all the boxes required of an American rye whiskey, but it needs more time in the barrel to gain complexity and character to make it worth its $69 price.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Chicken Cock Kentucky Straight Bourbon Review This is a good but unremarkable bourbon. It is a pleasant, easy drinker that is best savored neat. Even a few drops of water softened it appreciably, making rocks pretty much out of the question. A cocktail? Not for me.
Bourbon Whiskey Reviews Chicken Cock 10-Year-Old Double Barrel Bourbon Review This is a flat-out delicious bourbon, no arguing it. At 104 proof, its balance of potency and nuance is ideal, and I never considered adding water to it. I can’t imagine a neat bourbon drinker not loving everything about it.
