I have a history of not really liking, at least not in a big time way, single barrel bourbons. And so it was, after my latest tasting of Elmer T. Lee Single Barrel Bourbon, at 90 proof and from what I understand, 14 years old, that I determined that it really is not for me.
It's mostly a "summertime" bourbon, or at least that's what some folks I know would say about it, very fine stuff, but it won't make my Top 25. A nice deal, your "walk-out" price should be somewhere in the $24-28 range.
It's mostly a "summertime" bourbon, or at least that's what some folks I know would say about it, very fine stuff, but it won't make my Top 25. A nice deal, your "walk-out" price should be somewhere in the $24-28 range.