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Bourbon Review: Booker’s Bourbon Blue Knights Batch

We review the latest Booker's Release, Bookers Bourbon Blue Knights Batch. It won't disappoint you die-hard Booker's fans out there.

OVERALL RATING

8
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Tasting Notes

About:

63.7% ABV, aged a minimum six years, three months in new charred oak, $70-75/bottle Color: rich, deep copper
Appearance:
Nose:
syrupy cooked dark fruit, berry pie filling. With water, caramel leaps to the front, along with vanilla and powdered sugar. Dusty wood is in the background.
Palate:
toasted grain on the front of the palate, followed by creme brulee, wood, and allspice. Burnt sugar on the finish, followed by wood. Sturdy, pleasantly sticky texture.
Finish:
Comments:
Like other Booker’s expressions, this is a really well-executed bourbon, with a nice whisper of grainy/nutty complexity rounding out an otherwise straightforward caramel-vanilla flavor profile. Booker’s completionists certainly won’t be disappointed with this release.rnrnOn the other hand, the price increase, even the relatively modest one implemented after the public revolted, still irks me. It’s a good bourbon; it’s not, in my book, a $75 bourbon.

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.

Katelyn Best

Katelyn Best, a freelance writer based in Portland, Oregon, is a regular contributor to The Whiskey Wash. She has a particular passion for exploring the unique and unconventional aspects of the whisky world.

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