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“Burton James Rookie Season Opener Highlights Review”

“Burton James Rookie Season Opener Highlights Review”
Reader Rating9329 Votes
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Burton James Rookie Season: Opener Review

Burton James’ inaugural whiskey, “Rookie Season: Opener” is a unique blend of bourbon, rye, and light whiskey. According to the company’s press release, each batch is made up of less than 10 barrels and planned to be released 3 to 4 times per year. The blend provides a rich and full-flavored taste, with quintessential sweetness coming from the light whiskey included in the mix.

Nose

The initial nose is quite sweet, including hints of caramel, buttered cornbread, honey, and light oak. Underneath come faint notes of vanilla custard and subtle sweetness.

Palate

Rookie Season: Opener reveals a strong honey taste, complemented by creme brulee and touches of brown sugar and rye spice. There is also a tinge of tobacco, seasoned oak, and a rich & sweet finish.

Finish

The finish brings back rye spice, baking spices, vanilla, and brown sugar. It’s a long finish that leaves you wanting for more.

Uniqueness

Combining bourbon, rye, and light whiskey into one blend is not something that is seen too often. The combination provides a unique flavor profile that ranges from sweetness to spice. It’s quite interesting, especially with the company’s backstory and dedication to McCormick’s great-grandfather.

Value

This bottle packs a lot of flavor for the price. At around $49.99, you’re getting an excellent whiskey with a detailed backstory.

Overall

Overall, I’m quite impressed with Rookie Season: Opener. It’s an interesting take on the classic whiskey blend, with a unique blend of sweet and spicy flavors. If you’re looking for an intriguing whiskey, this is definitely worth a try

“Burton James Rookie Season Opener Highlights Review”
“Burton James Rookie Season Opener Highlights Review”
Bottle Info

Classification: American Whiskey

Company: B.H. James Distillers

Distillery: Sourced from MGP

Release Date: November 2022

Proof: 106.4

Age: Blend of 6.6, 6.9, 7.6, and 7.7-year-old whiskeys

Mashbill: Blend of four mashbills:

36.9% 7.6 Year Rye: 95% Rye, 5% Malted Barley

34.4% 7.7 Year Bourbon: 75% Corn, 21% Rye, 4% Malted Barley

27.4% 6.9 Year Bourbon: 60% Corn, 36% Rye, 4% Malted Barley

1.3% 6.6 Year Light Whiskey: 99% Corn, 1% Malted Barley

Color: Honey

MSRP: $65 (2023)

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Olivia Taylor has been writing about bourbon for the past five years and has become an expert in the field. She is passionate about educating people about the history and culture of bourbon and loves to share her knowledge with others. Olivia is also an avid traveler and has visited many of the world's top bourbon distilleries. She is a member of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and the American Whiskey Trail. Olivia is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and holds a degree in English Literature. She currently resides in Louisville, Kentucky, where she enjoys exploring the city's vibrant bourbon culture.

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