Daniel Davis
Mt. Pleasant Club Whiskey Brown Street Bourbon Review
Nose
The nose of this bourbon brings caramel, nougat, fresh bread, light green apple, and a touch of mango.
Palate
Flavors of caramel, toast, hay, butter, and a mild rye spice emerge, with a hint of leather.
Finish
The finish is long and warm, with notes of tea, almond, chocolate, light charred oak, and a mild heat that lingers on the palate, leaving an oak and caramel aftertaste.
Overall
Rebooting a long forgotten and probably insignificant brand has resulted in a light and approachable four grain bourbon. Just note that since it is cask strength at 107 proof, the flavors are generally mild and approachable, while still representing a respectable age statement. With its inviting flavor profile, it’s an ideal summer day sipper.
Classification: Straight Bourbon
Company: Reboot Beverages LLC
Distillery: Sourced from an undisclosed Washington D.C. distillery(ies)
Release Date: Ongoing
Proof: 107 (Cask Strength)
Age: 5 Years, 4 Months
Mashbill: Undisclosed blend of three bourbon mashbills:
- 70.6% Yellow Corn, 11.8% Hard Red Winter Wheat, 5.8% Un-Malted Rye, 11.8% Malted Barley
- 58.8% Yellow Corn, 14.7% Hard Red Winter Wheat, 8.8% Un-Malted Rye, 17.7% Malted Barley
- 53% Yellow Corn, 17.6% Hard Red Winter Wheat, 17.6% Un-Malted Rye, 11.8% Malted Barley
Color: Light Gold
MSRP: $75 (2023)
The Mt. Pleasant Club Whiskey Brown Street Bourbon sounds like a delicious and well-rounded bourbon. It has a variety of flavors that come through on the nose, palate, and finish, making it a complex and enjoyable drink. It’s also impressive that the brand was able to successfully make a comeback with this particular bourbon, making it a great choice for both bourbon enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
The Mt. Pleasant Club Whiskey Brown Street Bourbon is a unique and approachable four grain bourbon with a delightful nose of caramel and green apple, followed by a palate of flavors such as toast and leather. The finish is long and warm, leaving a hint of chocolate and oak on the tastebuds. Overall, it’s a great choice for a summer day sipper and a pleasant addition to any bar collection.