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Kentucky Senator Spirits In Stock This Summer: Releasing Its Third Bourbon since the Company Brand Revival
April 23, 2022
LEXINGTON, KY— Kentucky Senator’s third Bourbon offering, the John G. Carlisle Release, is hitting shelves this summer. This highly-anticipated release is labeled after the esteemed U.S. Senator John G. Carlisle because he was a stabilizing force in the liquor industry and a leader of the Bourbon Democrats in Washington D.C.
[The Whiskey Wash] Kentucky Senator’s Third Bourbon Offering Releases This Summer
April 22, 2022
Kentucky Senator is an American bourbon brand that’s become quite popular in its short time in market, with noted bourbon author Fred Minnick, for example, mentioning the first release on his top 100 Whiskeys of 2021 and naming it the top-rated 15-year-old bourbon. It is now set to drop its third release to retail this summer.
[The Bourbon Review] LIMITED EDITION: “Kentucky Senator Bourbon” Upcoming Third Release Honoring 1897’s Bottled-in-Bond Act John G. Carlisle & 125th Anniversary
April 22, 2022
LEXINGTON, KY— Kentucky Senator’s third Bourbon offering, the John G. Carlisle Release, is hitting shelves this summer. Each release of Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey carries the name of a U.S. Senator from Kentucky.
[The Bourbon Flight] Kentucky Senator Bourbon releases 3rd edition this summer
April 20, 2022
Kentucky Senator’s third Bourbon offering, the John G. Carlisle Release, is hitting shelves this summer. This highly-anticipated release is labeled after the esteemed U.S. Senator John G. Carlisle because he was a stabilizing force in the liquor industry and a leader of the Bourbon Democrats in Washington D.C. He was a major advocate for the Bottled-In-Bond Act of 1897, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. Aged seven years in oak barrels, this pleasantly sweet Bourbon is 107 proof with a mash bill of 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% malted barley. The suggested retail price will be $119.99.
[Breaking Bourbon] Kentucky Senator Bourbon (Release 2) Review
October 5, 2021
This additional rye in the mashbill makes a noticeable difference in the sip. While the nose is light considering the bourbon's proof, the palate and finish tell a much different story. Full of creamy flavors that blend well with dollops of spice, the bourbon transforms from light on the nose into an easy sipper that still offers ample spice. While prices are high and bottle counts are low, those that find themselves with one in hand should enjoy the results.
[Bar Staple] Kentucky Senator Bourbon - No.2 Review
September 16, 2021
With all of our notes in; we asked one another...'was this a purchase we shouldn't have made'. By far it is not a bad purchase. We would not tell anyone not to buy it. If you see it; snag it...it's a low run anyways (something like 1200 bottles).
[Whiskey Consensus] Kentucky Senator Release 2 William J. Deboe 6 Year Bourbon Review
August 21, 2021
"I like this pour. I think the 107 proof mark allows for a fair balance of flavor and heat. The strong palate was particularly appealing, although I think from start to finish this was a solid experience."
