Cask no. R7. Kentucky Bourbon Distillers does not actually distill any whiskey, they purchase bulk whiskey (typically from Heaven Hill) and bottle it under various labels. Their bottling operation is located in the former Willett Distillery.
Definite rye nose, but not overwhelmingly so. The flavor -- this is a decent rye, and closer to a bourbon. Seems to have a relatively low rye content. Finish is semi-long, dryer, and basically too tannic and woody. Like I said, this is decent rye whiskey, but I don't know that I would seek it out. Some may enjoy the very-oaky aspect. B-/B
N: Purple smells, bubble gum P: Big dry rye, but thick with oak. F: Dry and woody, almost tannic, I'm afraid the wood has overpowered this one. Still not bad though.
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