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The People's Bourbon Review
Old Forester Statesman Quick Review
A review of
Old Forester Statesman
written by
Mark Pringle
Old Forester Statesman starts with a nose that is a little buttery with mild traditional bourbon notes. It has almost a sweet fruitiness layered on top of the other notes, although I can’t disti...
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Stellum Black Bourbon Equinox Blend 1
A review of
Stellum Black Bourbon
written by
Mark Pringle
Barrell Craft Spirits (BCS) has done it again with their Stellum Black Bourbon Equinox Blend #1. This is a beautifully balanced (spicy and sweet) bourbon that provides a more complex tasting expe...
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Popular Cocktails for the Holidays
Written by
Peoples Bourbon Review Staff
Many people choose to drink popular cocktails during the holidays as a way to relax, celebrate, or socialize with family and friends. It can be seen as a tradition or a way to enhance the festive spir
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What Beginning Bourbon Drinkers Need to Know (Learn From My Experience)
Written by
Mark Pringle
If you are new to this bourbon game, no doubt you find it an exhilarating hobby. However, you may have also realized that it can be a money pit. To help alleviate some of the pain newbies can experien
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High n' Wicked The Judge 14-Year Straight Bourbon Review
A review of
High n' Wicked The Judge 14-Year Straight Bourbon
written by
Mark Pringle
A review of High N Wicked The Judge 14-Year Straight Bourbon finished in Hungarian Tokaji Barrels. Sometimes, an impromptu bourbon purchase can be a spectacular winner. That is the case with High N...
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Lost Lantern Mega Mesquite Whiskey Del Bac Arizona Single Malt Review
A review of
Lost Lantern "Mega Mesquite" Whiskey Del Bac Arizona Single Malt
written by
Mark Pringle
Lost Lantern Mega Mesquite Whiskey Del Bac Arizona Single Malt is a wonderfully rich and savory-tasting experience. With a mash bill of 60% unsmoked malted barley and 40% mesquited malted barley, this...
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Boring Widow Jane Lucky Thirteen Falls Short
A review of
Widow Jane Lucky 13
written by
Mark Pringle
Widow Jane Lucky Thirteen, 13 Year Bourbon, had been on my radar for a while; however, it had been a problematic find here in the Atlanta, Georgia, area. Nevertheless, I stopped into one of my local p...
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George Dickel Single Barrel 15 Year is a Unique and Strange Pour
A review of
George Dickel Single Barrel 15 Year Old
written by
Mark Pringle
I must admit that the first time I tried this George Dickel Single Barrel 15-year whiskey, I thought it was one of the most unique and strange pours of the year (unique is not always good). However, I...
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Ron Izalco 18 Year Old Cask Strength Rum Review
Written by
Mark Pringle
I must start by admitting that my knowledge and experience with rum are pretty limited. Having said that, Ron Izalco 18 Year Old Cask Strength Rum is the best rum I've experienced to date.
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Stellum Black Rye The Lone Cypress Review (First Pour)
A review of
Stellum Black Rye The Lone Cypress
written by
Mark Pringle
This review of Stellum Black Rye The Lone Cypress is a first-pour review. I would love to know the mash bill of The Lone Cypress because the deeper you get into this tasting experience, the more this ...
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The Best Bourbons Under $60 to Start Your Collection
Written by
Mark Pringle
If you ask ten bourbon enthusiasts with a wide range of bourbon-tasting experiences for their best bourbons under $60, all lists will likely differ. However, a few bourbons on my list will undoubtedly
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The Life and Ever-Changing Palate of a Bourbon Enthusiast - How Taste Buds Change
Written by
Mark Pringle
The life of a bourbon lover is first and foremost enjoyable. The entire process of anticipating, nosing, and tasting this wonderful golden fluid is an adventure to which enthusiasts await. We are in &
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