Ezra Brooks, in particular, has a surprisingly mature profile for a whiskey in its price range. And as the No. 3-selling Bourbon whiskey on the marketplace, Evan Williams is certainly doing something right.

Our Service is an online platform which provides Members with information (e.g. bottle facts, market-indices, market values and prices) on (mostly) whisky and allows Members to add information to the platform. We do not sell, nor does the Service provide any option to buy, any alcoholic products. If any provision of these Terms is held invalid, the remainder of the Terms shall continue in full force and effect. Heaven Hill continued to produce Ezra Brooks for Luxco from its 78% corn, 10% rye, 12% barley mash bill, shared by the distillery’s own Evan Williams and Elijah Craig brands. Heaven Hill also produced Rebel Yell from a separate, wheated mash bill identical to that of Heaven Hill’s in-house wheater, Old Fitzgerald. But does the Ezra Brooks juice still come from Bernheim? You really can’t go wrong with either if you’re looking at the bottom shelf. They are both strong classic American bourbons and perfect examples of hot rye spice! Recommended Reads:

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I’m a fan of everything put out under the Ezra label, and yes that includes this new Ezra Brooks 99 Bourbon Whiskey. It’s not always amazing whiskey like the Old Ezra Barrel Strength 7 Years, that’s not why I like the line so much. I like it because it’s almost always priced appropriately. LuxCo doesn’t gouge on this brand and instead consistently delivers value. It also delivers something a little bit different. Cornbread, caramel, vanilla taffy, butterscotch, cereal grain sweetness, oak and peanuts and a touch of grassy fresh corn. The aroma has a balanced, diverse sweetness to it, a bit light overall in the delivery, but the range of grain to dark sweets makes it interesting with a touch of oak to ground it. Without prejudice to the section Liability below, the Service may be temporarily unavailable during maintenance, updates, etc. We shall make reasonable efforts to inform you of any unavailability due to maintenance or updates. If this isn’t Heaven Hill distillate, then Lux Row has figured out how to do a very convincing Heaven Hill impression. This tastes like a baby Elijah Craig Barrel Proof; at less than half the age it doesn’t have the fullness of the flavor development evident in the better batches of that expression. However, the core elements are all there and – more importantly – exist in a nicely proportional balance that is often hard to find in expressions of this age, especially when they are presented at full strength. It’s a lot of whiskey for the price, which results in a solidly positive score from me. Score: 7/10

While this information isn’t integral to enjoying a nice bottle of bourbon, it is something to be aware of if you want to be a connoisseur of the drink! Ezra Brooks– The Story Ezra Brooks is something of a new-comer on the scene, only produced for the first time in 1957. The original owner was the Hoffman Distillery Company, though it went out of just 20 years later. Nose with Water: Water brings out much more fruit and chocolate notes, but the burnt wood, vanilla, and caramel stay. There’s also a hint of butterscotch. Bourbon aged less than 2 years must have its age labeled on the bottle, with the age labeled as the youngest bourbon used

Ezra Brooks Cask Strength Barrel #7544625 – Review

The fermented mash goes through distillation twice. Once in a column still that removes the alcohol from the rest of the mash. And again through a copper doubler pot that will enhance the natural flavors of the whiskey and further purify it.