I mentioned in my recent post about the Philadelphia Whiskey Festival that 1792 Ridgemont Reserve has recently made my list of favorite bourbons. I'm not ready to say exactly where on my list it falls, but I encourage you to try a glass and decide for yourself how it stacks up on your list of favorites. 1792 Ridgemont Reserve takes its name from the year in which Kentucky became a state (the 15th state if you're counting). It's an eight year old small batch bourbon bottled in Bardstown by Barton Distilling Company (a division of Sazerac), and designated the "Official Toasting Bourbon of the Kentucky Bourbon Festival." Given that Christmas and New Years are coming up I think a 'toasting bourbon', whatever you think that means, is a great thing to have on hand.
The Dalmore Unveils Rare 18-Year-Old Cigar Malt: 16 Years in Bourbon Casks,
Then Finished in Sherry and Wine
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The Dalmore unveils its rare $399.99 Cigar Malt 18-Year-Old Scotch Whisky,
aged in bourbon casks and finished in Sherry and wine casks. Plus, our
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