My husband often experiences what I call "bourbon guilt". He'll see a bottle of, let's say, Dickel in the liquor store, begin to reach for it and inevitably stop short. Since moving to Kentucky he finds it hard to buy brown liquor that isn't bourbon. This is a bitter sweet dilemma. Bourbon IS good, bourbon IS great, but there are still a heck of a lot of yummy non-bourbon spirits out there.
Recently, Nick worked through his bourbon guilt and purchased a bottle of the new Bulleit Rye.
Nick is a loyal Bulleit bourbon drinker and he wasn't disappointed in their new rye. It's made with a 95% rye mash, aged between 4 and 7 years and weighs in at 90 proof.
I find it to be sweet and smooth. A nice departure from some of the more woody bourbons.
Nick says, " A tasty and worthwhile departure from even the most fine bourbons made. Bulliet uses its proven ability to make spirits to craft a one off that is very enjoyable."
I think I need to quote him more often, because honestly, I couldn't have said it better myself.
In true Bulleit form it's a reasonably priced, middle of the road spirit. A 750ml bottle is going for a little over $20.
http://www.bulleitbourbon.com/gateway.aspx
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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