I have a soft spot for Colorado whiskeys. It doesn’t matter how long they have been around or whether the product is sourced from elsewhere. If it is a Colorado brand, I’ll probably grab a bottle to sip while camping, wearing an Aksels Colorado shirt and hat.… Read the rest “Old Elk Wheated Bourbon: Review”
People are irrational actors. We don’t always make rational choices and we are often driven by emotion. For example, you don’t have to look much farther than toilet paper hoarding which was common in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.… Read the rest “Buffalo Trace Bourbon: Review”
Note: This review is for Evan Williams 1783 – 86 proof whiskey. At some point in the past year, Evan Williams released a new 1783 Small Batch which is a blend of 300 barrels or less and bottled at 90 proof.… Read the rest “Evan Williams 1783: Review”
Whenever we find ourselves in northern Wyoming, our trip is never complete without a detour into Yellowstone National Park. I’ve had the luxury of visiting several times over the past decade and Yellowstone has emerged as my favorite national park. For our trip this year, we thought it would be appropriate to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Yellowstone National Park with a bottle of Yellowstone Select Bourbon.… Read the rest “Yellowstone Select Bourbon: Review”
Ezra Brooks is a bourbon I’ve picked up several times. It is usually my backup choice when the liquor store is out of my favorite daily drinker. The standard version of Ezra Brooks is 90 proof and I always thought it was missing a bit of flavor.… Read the rest “Ezra Brooks 99 Bourbon”
A few weeks ago, I made a quick trip to the liquor store to pick up a bottle of whiskey. Alie and I had been invited to a gathering at a friend’s house and Alie suggested we bring a bottle of whiskey to celebrate the occasion.… Read the rest “Wyoming Whiskey National Parks No. 2: Review”
If you have been paying attention to our weekly posts on Instagram, you probably know that I love bottled-in-bond whiskey. When I peruse the liquor store, I often snag bonded selections over other whiskeys. In some cases, I’ve passed up other coveted bottles in favor of bottled-in-bond.… Read the rest “Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond: Review”
Although Penelope Bourbon only began in 2018, there has certainly been a buzz around the brand over the past couple of years. With the introduction of their Architect Bourbon, a Toasted Series Barrel Strength Bourbon, and a Rose Cask finished Bourbon, there is a lot of variety in this up-and-coming brand.… Read the rest “Penelope Bourbon Toasted Series: Review”
*A note: While the Wilderness Whiskey Women prioritize sharing our reviews and experiences for others, this review of Old Grand-Dad Bonded Bourbon is for me and my grandfather. That doesn’t mean, however, that you aren’t welcome here. Just like WWW’s mission, we both loved nothing more than to share a story, a laugh, and a generous pour of whiskey.… Read the rest “Old Grand-Dad Bonded Bourbon : A Special Review”
A bottle caught my attention from the corner of my eye with its shiny, gold label. I picked up the bottle to look more closely and noticed a wolf on the label.… Read the rest “Dire Wolf Bourbon: Review”
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