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Review of Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon

Review of Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon
Reader Rating859 Votes
9.9
10

Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon Review

Nose

One can smell a corn-toasted caramel flavor with a peppercorn mix blended with traditional bourbon aromas. It’s really pleasant.

Palate

The first thing you notice when taking a sip is nicely balanced sweetness and a bit of vanilla. Charred oak, rye spice, and a buttery mouthfeel come next. It’s well crafted and unique.

Finish

The finish is comprised of rye spice, dry oak, leather, peppercorn spice, and a mild lingering heat. The heat fades quickly and the flavors fall away shortly after.

Overall

Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon is a classic with its flavor profile. It does not move outside of the lines, offering a well-balanced mix of sweet, spicy, and earthy notes. The nose and finish could be intensified a bit more, however, the palate is definitely on point. Plus, the addition of the lovely buttery mouthfeel helps to tie the sip together. Follow the evolution of this bourbon to see how it will develop over time.

Review of Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon
Review of Unbendt Unblended Bottled in Bond Bourbon
Bottle Info

Classification: Straight Bourbon

Company: Bendt Distilling Company

Distillery: Bendt Distilling Company

Release Date: March 2023

Proof: 100

Age: NAS (Company website states 5+ years)

Mashbill: Undisclosed amounts of Denton County Yellow Dent Corn, Texas Elbon Rye, and 2-Row Malted Barley

Color: Bronze

MSRP: $60 (2023)

Official Website

Reader Rating859 Votes
9.9
10

2 Comments

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  1. I was pleasantly surprised by this bourbon. The nose and palate were well-balanced and offered a unique flavor profile. While the finish could be improved, the overall experience was enjoyable. I look forward to seeing how this bourbon develops with time.

  2. This bourbon offers a well-rounded and balanced flavor profile that stays true to traditional bourbon notes. The palate is particularly impressive, with a nice mix of sweetness, spice, and earthiness. It’s worth keeping an eye on to see how it develops over time.

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Written by Dustin Gandoff

Dustin Gandoff is a news reporter and bourbon enthusiast. He has been writing about bourbon for the past five years, and has become an expert in the field. He has traveled to distilleries all over the world to learn more about the craft and to sample some of the finest bourbons available. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience with others, and is always looking for new ways to explore the world of bourbon.

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