• Raided Score: 77
• Publication: Breaking Bourbon
• Excerpt: The extra time in the barrel leaves the bourbon over-oaked and one-dimensional. Add in the fact that it’s priced slightly higher than Double Oaked but in half-sized bottles, and this is one tough sell.
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• Raided Score: 90
• Publication: WhiskyCast
• Excerpt: Charred oak adds depth, along with a touch of ginger root that comes out late and lasts into the finish – which is long and slightly astringent with lingering oak, cocoa, and molasses notes.
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• Raided Score: 89
• Publication: Whisky Advocate
• Excerpt: Toasted oak, coffee, cola, molasses, and campfire smoke linger over a French bakery and baking spices that are both interesting and appealing.
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• Raided Score: 88
• Publication: The Whiskey Wash
• Excerpt: This bourbon is a sipper if you like them on the spicy side of the spectrum, mellows out well with a couple drops of water.
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• Raided Score: 91
• Publication: Drinkhacker
• Excerpt: The palate is surprisingly lighter than the nose would indicate, with stronger chocolate notes, some cinnamon, and butterscotch. On the finish, it’s a bit racy, but baking spice and brown sugar notes temper it well.
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• Raided Score: 89
• Publication: Modern Thirst
• Excerpt: This starts out with a bang, offering one of the richer noses on the market, but slides a tad on the tail end of the finish. Double Oaked fans will love it.
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