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Bourbon Review: Litchfield Batchers Bourbon Port Cask Finish

We review Litchfield Batchers Bourbon Port Cask Finish out of Connecticut, a sourced six-year-old bourbon finished in ex-port casks.

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Litchfield Batchers Bourbon Port Cask Finish

Tasting Notes

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Appearance:
The bourbon is a beautiful golden brown, with the longest, stickiest legs. I set my glass down and over a minute later, heavy drops of whiskey were still rolling down the side.
Nose:
The smell of butterscotch stands out, with lots of caramel and vanilla following up to create a very sweet scent. It reminded me of a happy memory with my grandma making peanut brittle.
Palate:
This whiskey reminds me of Christmas. Initially, I could definitely taste the vanilla, caramel and butterscotch, and the port follows nicely adding some additional candied fruit flavors. The overall theme was very warm and sweet, with a bit of dryness toward the end due to the port aging, but that took a while to set in. Final Thoughts & Score/Buy A Bottle: Score: 80/100 It’s a nice way to warm your bones during chilly weather, but I don’t think I could drink more than a small glass of Batchers Bourbon Whiskey Port Cask Finish at a time. It’s very sweet, and I felt like the sugariness stuck to the back of my throat a little bit. Even so, It was a very easy drinker, with really mellow flavors and a beautiful warm body. I enjoyed it a lot, but I’m not quite sure I would buy it for that price.
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Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Shauna McKnight

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