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Mash bill #2 is widely assumed to have anywhere from a 12-15% rye content. The finish reminds you the Buffalo Trace Mash bill #2 is the heart of this product. Some great oak comes through along with some light spice. The nose brings caramel apples, some cinnamon, and some baking spice.įirst sip provides a nice coating over my entire mouth and a slight burn. Very light color in the glass, but nicely developing legs kind of contradict each other with this 6 year old product. With a price typically under $20, AA 10 Star is a bottle that is often overlooked at the liquor store. A brand that has been around for over 60 years, Ancient Age is a classic name in bourbon. The 4th in my reviews of budget bourbons is one, that like the Evan Williams Bottled in Bond, that has a name that may make you quiver a bit.Īncient Age is one of those brands that a lot of people partner with “beer and a shot of whiskey”. While in some cases, that may be true, I have found it is far from always that way. One of the things that new bourbon fans assume is that the high price = high quality and low price = low quality.
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