James Pepper Bourbon Review

James Pepper Bourbon Review. Review James E. Pepper 1776 Bourbon, Rye, and 15 Year Old Expressions of Both Drinkhacker However, they are operating a very small column still at their Lexington distillery, producing bourbon, rye, and single malt whiskies to the tune of around 1,200 barrels per year. Let's taste it: 🛏 Rested for 15 minutes in a Glencairn

Company on Label: James Pepper Distilling Whiskey Type: BourbonMash Bill Percentages: 60% Corn, 36% Rye, 4% BarleyProof: 100°Age: 3 yearsFurther identification: 2019 purchase - most evident by the very dry cork I nearly lost opening this bottle. Pepper Distillery in Lexington as well as the Woodford Reserve Distillery until 1967 when a slow whiskey market forced them to shutter the historic Lexington location and the family brand

James E. Pepper 1776 Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review Whiskey Consensus

Pepper Kentucky Straight Bourbon Barrel Proof Decanter (Batch No For their flagship offerings, 1776 bourbon and rye, they have and continue to contract with both MGP and Bardstown Bourbon Company Most enthusiasts would guess the sourcing for Pepper Bourbon is MGP; that Indiana distillery supplies much of the stock whiskey used in America, and is the supplier for Pepper Rye

Buy James E. Pepper Barrel Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Online Reup Liquor. Pepper 1776 Bourbon is stated as coming from a very high rye mashbill with "over" 38%. Classification: Straight Bourbon Company: James Pepper Distilling Co

James E. Pepper 1776 Bourbon Review (and The Irishman bottleage experiment) YouTube. Both the oak and the spice level on this are low and it ends up coming across, on both the aroma and palate, as a sweet nutty bourbon Tonight I am once again reaching for the tucked away things