Whiskey to Whisky

Redwood Empire Lost Monarch and Kentucky Owl Takumi edition

Blended bourbons, let's go!

Balcones Baby Blue and Bardstown Discovery series #4

We are trying to figure out Balcones. We go the distance here at Whiskey to Whisky. From a low end to a really high end Bardstown, one by one we'll get to them all. 

Heaven Hill 6y ’Green Label’ and Lagavulin 16y

Sometimes the low end really surprises us. Keep an eye out for this one! 

Pearse Lyons Reserve and Stagg Jr. batch 9

Another high and low-end whiskey review. We also discuss some of the proposed rules by the ASMWC the American Single Malt Whiskey Commission. 

Coopers Craft 100 proof and Ichiros Malt & Grain Whisky

We go off on a few tangents on this one. It's always a surprise when you revisit a bottle of whisky that you got into and then put away for a year. Another classic high and low episode.

Limavady Irish single Malt and Booker’s ”Noe Hard Times” 2016-06

Here we go with another high and low end whiskey. We do something new and something old with one of Joelle's favorites. We added on to this episode so stay to the very end.

Fighting Cock bourbon and Highland Park Twisted Tattoo 16y

We're back at it with a high and low end whiskey. Sometimes it's surprising how good a low end whiskey can be. The price to quality ratio plays a role in the rating system and it shows in this episode. 

The blind Rye 100 proof shoot-out

We taste 4 Rye's that are fairly common and pick what order we like them the most. 
Rittenhouse 100
Knob Creek Rye 100
Wild Turkey 101 Rye
Old Forester Rye 100
This was an eye-opening experiment. 

Rittenhouse Rye and Angels Envy Finished in Caribbean Rum Casks

We review a classic, go-to, Pennsylvania style Rye, Rittenhouse Rye. Grab a bottle if you make Manhattans. Also, this Angels Envy was a real surprise! This is a unique Rye that is well worth keeping an eye out for. 

Old Overholt Rye Bonded and Deanston 15 y Organic single malt

We really like Pennsylvania style Rye and this one is a great example! Don't overlook Old Overholt Rye. We also get into a classic single malt from Deanston. This is one of the highest value 15-year malts.