There is a bit of fruit leather of a berry, perhaps the huckleberry, though it could be another berry fruit also. – Taste: The huckleberries from the nose are definitely present here on the palate, and as a fruit bourbon lover, this is very exciting for me. Some of the legs stutter and turn to droplets, while others remain consistent. – Visual: Russet/muscat in color, there is a thick, uneven crown that gives way to fast-dropping legs. The fruit is the hero everyone else is a supporting character, so it can seem slightly uneven. It has the smallest amount of texture, but by no means is it gritty.

It’s a simple bourbon for a simple life on a pleasant day where you can lounge around and just enjoy the calm of the world. Perhaps there are ducks or swans in the distance, peacefully eating the goods beneath the surface of the water. I enjoyed the juice neat from a Glencairn with father and fellow Whiskey for the Ages reviewer, Brian.Ĭheck out his review for this bourbon here! SETTING:Įlmer T Lee Single Barrel would be a great bourbon to have on the banks of a pond covered in lilypads and life. – Mash Bill: unpublished but believed to be mash bill #2: Corn=75-80% Rye=10-15% Malted Barley=10%įor more information, visit ENJOYMENT METHOD: – Age: nas (varies by bottling said to be 8-14 yrs.) – Classification: Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Single Barrel (no barrel identifying markers on bottle)

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