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The People's Bourbon Review
Axe and the Oak Cask Strength
A review of
Axe and the Oak First Stake Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey
written by
Scott Oby
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Is Eagle Rare 10 Year Bourbon Worth the Hype?
Written by
Mark Pringle
Buffalo Trace's Eagle Rare 10-Year Bourbon is one of the most sought-after bourbons in the whiskey world. I was curious how often people search for Eagle Rare, so I pulled up some Google analytics
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1792 Small Batch Was a Pleasant Surprise
A review of
1792 Small Batch
written by
Mark Pringle
Nose On the first pour of 1792 Small Batch, few notes are discernible. This aroma experience is unusual since typically, you can find ethanol or mild traditional bourbon notes on the nose of m...
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Five Things All Bourbon Enthusiasts Should Do to Stay Healthy
Written by
Mark Pringle
Are you an avid bourbon enthusiast who frequently drinks? If so, there are a few things you should routinely do to stay healthy while enjoying your bourbon lifestyle. I love to drink moderatel
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Rich and Creamy Spicy Rye Dominates the Palate
A review of
Smoke Wagon Uncut Unfiltered
written by
Mark Pringle
The nose on this Smoke Wagon UCUF is incredible. However, the overwhelming spicy rye dominates the palate and even the finish of this neck pour. I am having a hard time picking up other notes because ...
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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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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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Henry McKenna 10 Year Review. Mild Notes Throughout.
A review of
Henry McKenna 10 Year-Old Single Barrel Bottled in Bond
written by
Mark Pringle
Henry McKenna (10 year) Bottled in Bond Single Barrel has a little fruity spice in the nose but everything is mild. Mild ethanol. Mild spice. Many of the notes are imperceptible. However, I sense ligh...
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What is Craft Distilling?
Written by
Peoples Bourbon Review Staff
There has been a lot of controversy concerning the definition of the term craft distilling. But in simple terms, it means a small establishment that makes different spirits or alcohol in relative
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Doc Holliday 8-year Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review
A review of
8 YO Doc Holliday Straight Bourbon Whiskey
written by
Mark Pringle
I will not mince any words here; Doc Holliday 8-year Straight Bourbon Whiskey provides a fantastic high-proof tasting experience. Rarely do I start bourbon reviews by saying that, but this is worthy o...
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Union Horse Distilling Co. Reserve Straight Bourbon Review (First Pour)
A review of
Union Horse Reserve Straight Bourbon Whiskey
written by
Mark Pringle
I get excited when I review bourbons of family-owned craft distilleries producing their own distillate. That was the case with Union Horse Distilling Co.'s Reserve Straight Bourbon. Union Horse...
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The Top 10 Terms Every New Bourbon Enthusiast Should Know
Written by
Peoples Bourbon Review Staff
Bourbon is one of the United States’ finest contributions to the world of whiskeys. Legally, bourbon mash must have at least 51% corn and undergo aging in a new charred oak barrel. Regardless of
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