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Henry McKenna 10 Year Old Bottled-in-Bond
Henry McKenna 10 Year Old Bottled-in-Bond
A very popular Bourbon that is becoming increasingly difficult to track down. Produced by Heaven Hill distillery, this Bourbon is named after an Irish immigrant to Kentucky, who brought with him a good deal of distilling nous.
A single barrel whiskey, each batch is slightly different, meaning that the drinker enjoys a unique experience every time they stock up. The whiskey has been bottled-in-bond, which means it is the produce of one distilling season and one distiller, has been bottled at 50% ABV, and can have no additional ingredients. The phrase is a throwback from the late 19th century, when mysterious substances were often added to whiskey, yet it remains a sure-fire sign of quality.
This is a rye-forward dram, with plenty of aggressive spice up front. Drinkers should expect notes of orange peel, vanilla, menthol, toffee, charred oak, foam bananas and some slight stone fruit.
Makes a fantastically bold Old Fashioned, and is a great illustration of how good Heaven Hill’s spirit can be.
- Product type
Bourbon - Distillery / brand
Henry McKenna - Country
USA - Region
Kentucky - Bottler
Distillery Bottling - Cask type
New Oak - Age
10 years old - Non-chillfiltered
No - Natural colour
Yes - SKU
016560
Henry McKenna 10 Year Old Bottled-in-Bond reviews
Bought it in Louisiana for $60 on 17 February 24. Clearly from one bottle to the next, the whiskey is going to differ since it’s a single barrel. But despite the hype and recent doubling of price, it’s one dimensional, rather vapid, and frankly a mouth full of alcohol. This should be much, much better but perhaps the 10 years wasted, rather than enhanced the profile. It’s decent but not $60 decent. My barrel must be the black sheep of the barrels. Heaven Hill’s Evan Williams white label bottled in bond has much more to offer at a fraction of the price
Michael Lindsey
Wonderful