Ancient Age might sound like something Indiana Jones dug out of a temple, but really its a humble, budget-friendly bourbon thats been keeping bar shelves stocked since the 1940s. Born at the legendary Buffalo Trace Distillery, this whiskey has a pedigree l
Ancient Age might sound like something Indiana Jones dug out of a temple, but really its a humble, budget-friendly bourbon thats been keeping bar shelves stocked since the 1940s. Born at the legendary Buffalo Trace Distillery, this whiskey has a pedigree longer than most CVS receiptsbut dont expect velvet ropes or fancy glass stoppers. This is bourbon in its work boots.
Nose: Imagine walking into a candy shop run by a carpentersweet vanilla, caramel, and a whiff of fresh-sawn oak.
Palate: Starts smooth and friendly, like that neighbor who always waves, then eases into warm notes of toffee, honey, and a little spice to remind you its still bourbon, not maple syrup.
Finish: Short, sweet, and a little spicylike a polite exit at a party before anyone asks you to help clean up.
At around 80 proof, its the easy-sipping bourbon you can pour without checking your bank balance or life insurance policy. Sure, its not the bottle you break out to impress the whiskey snob in a tweed jacket, but its perfect for a Tuesday night Old Fashioned or for when you accidentally fill half a glass neat.
Ancient Age is like that old pickup truck still parked behind the barn: it may not be fancy, but it always starts, it always runs, and somehow, it always makes you smile.
“From a sniffing point of view, this is actually quite a good bourbon. On the palate,Ancient Ageveers back to expectation. The whiskey offers the core bourbon flavors corny sweet, a little spice, caramel, vanilla with a touch of dry woodiness, but the texture is much too thin to progress beyond.” The Whiskeyreview.com
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